Connie Brown’s Livingston Street apartment appears as a small red diamond at the center of her latest map. The grid of East Rock’s streets, a snippet of the Quinnipiac River, the large green patch of East Rock Park—all are enclosed …
Tag Archives: Kathy Leonard Czepiel
Child’s Play
Summer is on the way—but a different kind of summer, one in which many of the go-to amusements for families with children are closed or limited. What’s a kid to do? …
Reopening Day
Just because the government says businesses can reopen doesn’t mean customers will be quick to follow. …
Lines in the Sand
As some Connecticut businesses slowly begin to reopen today, we’re thinking of this 2018 story about the slow struggle to open up one of the state’s most important assets. …
Let It Grow
Conventional wisdom says Mother’s Day is the time to begin planting most summer crops, when the danger of frost is pretty much past. Still, many New Haven gardeners had already plunged their hands into the dirt well before last Sunday …
Made to Order
Looking for some new takeout options? How about Bird Beak Variations or Blended Lights? …
Walk with Me
My husband and I set off on Walk New Haven’s Wooster Square tour one recent sunny morning, and as you might expect, pizza and pastries were prominent in the website’s historic narratives. But there were also surprises…
Course of Events
This 2018 story conjures a place of lore where the concept of social distancing would have been unthinkable. …
Many Happy Returns
Well-being, both personal and societal, is on most of our minds of late. So it isn’t surprising that “The Science of Well-Being,” a 10-week online course offered by Yale professor of psychology Laurie Santos, has been popular recently. Just how …
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