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Cherry Blossoms Trimmed on Hughes Place After Festival
A utility crew trimmed New Haven's beloved Hughes Place cherry blossoms just after the Wooster Square Cherry Blossom Festival, leaving neighbors scrambling to save branches.
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The latest arts & culture news from Connecticut and the Nutmeg State.
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Punk Bands From Across Asia Converge in Gwangju, South Korea
Inside Club Boojik in Gwangju, seven punk bands from South Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia played a night no one wanted to leave.
Connecticut Navigator Staff ·
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Slain Refugee's Name Taped Over on Musk-Linked Mural
Black tape now covers Iryna Zarutska's name on a New Haven mural funded by a campaign amplified by Elon Musk, one day after media coverage.
Connecticut Navigator Staff ·
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Judy Blume Biography by Mark Oppenheimer Reviewed
Mark Oppenheimer's new biography makes Judy Blume feel real rather than mythologized, tracing the costs of fame and reader devotion.
Connecticut Navigator Staff ·
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Little Pub: Food, Fun & Community in Fairfield County
Discover how Doug and Daneen Grabe built Little Pub into a beloved Fairfield County restaurant chain through consistency, community, and comfort.
Priya Sharma ·
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Five Weekend Events Showcase Fairfield County's Spring Arts and Culture Scene
Fairfield County residents have multiple options for arts and cultural activities this weekend, according to local event listings, as March brings longer daylight hours and early signs of spring.
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Terror and Deadguy Headline Major Hardcore Shows This Week in Connecticut
Connecticut's hardcore scene is experiencing a major moment this week as two legendary bands bring their intense sound to local venues, according to show announcements.