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Arts & Culture | Elicker Administration Lucy Gellman | May 24th, 2023

Adriane Jefferson last summer at a press conference for the city's inaugural Black Wall Street. The event , supported by The Breed Entertainment and the Department of Arts, Culture & Tourism, will be returning on August 19 of this year. Lucy Gellman File Photo.

"Schools Should Be A Safe Place:" Co-Op Students, Parents Rattled As Lockdown Lifts

Left to right: Seniors Lillian Palluzzi, Chelle Swaby, Selena Zamora and Kayleigh Householder. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Moana Shows Wexler-Grant The Way

Rosandra Furatado: It gives you a chance to be in someone else's shoes. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Freddy Fixer Cleanup Crew Makes Dixwell Avenue Shine

"We Are Standing Here On Holy Ground:" Kathy Carroll Playground Springs To Life

New Haven Academy Charts A Path To "A New World"

Tomitsela Engel-Halfkenny. Lucy Gellman Photos.

With Black Composers At The Helm, NHSO Raises The Standard

Matt Fried Photos courtesy of the New Haven Symphony Orchestra.

Armory Conversation Centers Community Input

Mermaids Make Magic On Edgewood Avenue

From left to right: Illustrator Jean Marie Sanchez, Mermaid Margo Jones, Tierra Soap Co. maker Addy Reyes Ramos, and the YMCA's Erin Kelly. Lucy Gellman Photos.

As ECA Budget Blowback Continues, Admin Promises Reconsideration

Aoife Spillane-Hinks is pictured in the top row, three boxes in. Screenshot via Zoom.