We stepped onto the ice with some trepidation, my daughter and I. …
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Hire Gear
As Bill Brown and Sally Hill prepared in 2020 to retire after 32 years of running the Eli Whitney Museum and Workshop, a hole opened that not just any peg could fill. A search for their replacement demonstrated the challenge …
Mouth to Mouth
“We have a favorite saying here: ‘You’re not famous until your head is on a PEZ dispenser,’” says Shawn Peterson, manager of the PEZ Visitor Center in Orange. …
Play Time
Calvin Hill is best known for his 12 seasons in the National Football League. But in New Haven, the star running back’s biggest fans may be preschoolers. …
Great Promise
Just over a decade ago, key New Haven players made a promise to the city’s students: We will make it possible for you to go to college. …
Farm Candy
Flux is inevitable in the orchard business. John Lyman, the executive vice president of Lyman Orchards and an eighth-generation grower, can trace the history of his family’s land to 1741…
Biggie
E is for Exposition. Or Eastern. There are two big Es in The Big E—the Eastern States Exposition—which runs through October 3 in West Springfield, Massachusetts. …
Jurassic Park
Construction cranes may have taken over Yale’s Peabody Museum, but you don’t have to go dinosaurless this summer. …
Father Time
Father’s Day is Sunday. If you’re spending it with Dad, here are five ideas for making it count. …
Huddling Up
It was a bright and breezy opening day for the Walter Pop Smith Little League last Saturday. Players, coaches and parents paraded up Dixwell Avenue and across Munson Street accompanied by police cars, fire trucks and a 94.3 WYBC van. …
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