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Tag Archives: summer
Splash Drive
Stomping, shrieking and spraying are all approved activities at one of New Haven’s summer staples: the splash pad. …
Shadowy Figures
A photo essay.
If negative space is the space you don’t naturally notice, then shadows are the ultimate negative spaces. …
Splash Drive
Stomping, shrieking and spraying are all approved activities at one of New Haven’s summer staples: the splash pad. …
On the Outs
A photo essay.
Of summer’s many symbols, the most American is baseball. Not major or minor league; not varsity or little league; but sandlot-style ball—raw, disorganized, unkempt baseball. …
Shadowy Figures
A photo essay.
Negative space is the space you don’t naturally notice, even when you’re looking at it. …
Fountain of Youth
Easily in the running for the funnest place in New Haven yesterday afternoon was the splash pad at Lighthouse Point Park.
A plastic-fronded palm tree spouted water into the sky…
Chill Out!
According to weather.com, the hottest day in New Haven history topped out at 103 degrees, measured in 1957. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration deems a 106-degree scorcher in Danbury on July 15, 1995, to be the state’s hottest in …
A Light Touch
It’s June, and Lighthouse Point Park is back in the swim of things.
It’s also been in the news. A City Hall move to raise parking fees there for New Haven residents (from free to a proposed $20) was rejected …
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