Tag Archives: Branford

This Week in New Haven (March 7 – 13)

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Seriousness and sobriety rule—until the parade weekend. …

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This Week in New Haven (January 24 – 30)

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As each of us makes the choice to clench up or carry on in the face of omicron, both virtual and reality are viable options this week. …

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This Week in New Haven (January 3 – 9)

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A “first night,” a number-two team and a trio of kings help count the week ahead.

Monday, January 3
Every night from 5 to 9 through the end of the month, Lyman Orchards (70 Lyman Rd, Middlefield; 860-349-6000) is hosting …

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Leaps and Bounds

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This 2016 feature returns just in time for New Haven Ballet’s first live performances since the onset of the pandemic.

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Trust Exercise

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When Lauren Brown joined the Branford Land Trust board in 1976, she “never could have even dreamed of” the land trust’s latest purchase…

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For Breakfast

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The title of Breakfast Served Any Time All Day, a 2004 book of essays on poetry by the late US Poet Laureate and Hamden native Donald Hall, is a metaphor for the rich and comforting ways poetry can fill …

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Plein View

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Escaping from the record 7.04 inches of rain hurricane Henri had just dumped on New York City, 14 enthusiastic pupils from New York’s renowned Art Students League traveled by train and car to attend a four-day painting and drawing workshop …

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This Week in New Haven (August 16 – 22)

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Toad’s Place returns, along with an oyster festival and a duck race. …

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This Week in New Haven (August 9 – 15)

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Four festivals and more performances than there are days rouse this not so sleepy section of summer. …

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Hidden Depths

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Lake Saltonstall hides in plain sight, even though it’s nearly as long as the city of New Haven. …

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