With Climate Targets in Mind, Yale Gets 'Zero Carbon Ready'
How Yale's 'zero carbon ready' building standard provides a roadmap to becoming a zero-emissions campus no later than 2050.
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How to take part in Small Business Saturday in Connecticut – NBC Connecticut
This weekend is a celebration of small businesses and local communities are participating.
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Tree of Life Massacre, Three Years On: How Pittsburgh's Jews Overcame the Tragedy - U.S. News
It Was the Worst Antisemitic Attack in American History, but the 2018 Massacre Also Showed the Strength and Resilience of a City, a Neighborhood, and a Diverse Jewish Community
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Long Wharf Theatre "Comes Home" To Audubon
Audubon Street burst into party mode Saturday as Long Wharf Theatre celebrated its move from a Sargent Drive stage to offices downtown — as well as the…
Source: newhavenindependent.org
Quantum Week at Yale geared toward novices and experts alike
Quantum Week at Yale, set for April 8–14, will feature a full slate of science, art, and discussion of all things quantum.
Source: yale.edu
Tree of Life massacre, three years on: How Pittsburgh's Jews overcame the tragedy
It was the worst antisemitic attack in American history, but the 2018 massacre also showed the strength and resilience of a city, a neighborhood, and a diverse Jewish community
Source: haaretz.com
Pistachio Cafe in New Haven offers a taste of Syrian owner's homeland
Pistachio Cafe in New Haven offers a taste of Syrian owners homeland FacebookTwitterEmail 1of21 Syrian-inspired Pistachio Cafe in New Haven is the brainchild of artist Mohamad Hafez, who gained critical acclaim for “UNPACKED,” a multimedia installation featuring sculptural recreations of refugees’ disrupted lives within suitcases. The cafe on Whalley Avenue, which opened in late summer 2020, takes the place of the former Cafe X below Lotta Studio.Winter Caplanson /Show MoreShow Less 2of21...
Source: ctpost.com