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After one of the most Hip-Hop Verzuz battles we have seen since its inception, Sheek Louch calls into Sway In the Morning to breakdown how the battle went, some guest appearances that would've been crazy and weighs in on where the Lox are to be remembered in hip-hop history

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Verzuz: Keith Sweat vs Bobby Brown

Edith Johnson Renovation 114 Bristol Street, New Haven   Beacon Communities Developer Keith Construction -CM Fall- 2021 Start Private Project

June 30, 2021- Wednesday -6:00PM

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FREE PARKING- Orange/Elm Parking Lot -Pull a parking ticket - Bring it in to the security guard at 200 Orange

Receive a validation stamp on parking ticket- When exiting parking, scan barcode on parking ticket and then scan the validation sticker to receive $0 (FREE) parking –

RSVP- lsnyder@newhavenct.gov

Summer is upon us, but its not too late to sign up your child or loved one for one of our exciting Youth Summer Camps.

Earlier this year, the City of New Haven dedicated $1.5 million toward youth engagement as part of our Summer Reset Program. Those funds are helping us expand summer camps, create a counselor-in-training programs, as well as expand the options of outdoor youth activities – such as kayaking, biking, and archery.

This past year has presented a number of challenges, particularly challenges shouldered by young people. Summer camps are a great way for children to exercise their mind and body, re-connect with old friends, and make some new friends along the way.

Summer camps begin June 28^th with additional sessions starting in mid and late July. Camps are open to all kids and are available for kids 5 years of age or older.

You can find more information on how to sign up your child for summer camp online by visiting the Youth and Rec department’s page on Newhaven.gov or by calling (203) 946-7582

The FEMA mobile vaccination clinic is returning to New Haven, this time to Edgewood Park. This free, walk-up vaccine clinic will be available from 10 AM – 5 PM starting tomorrow Saturday, June 12^th and running through Thursday, June 17^th

^{We’re expecting a party like atmosphere in Edgewood Park because FEMA has partnered with WYBC and their street team. There will be a DJ, food offered to those that come and get vaccinated, as well as additional promotions and giveaways.}

<sup>The COVID-19 vaccine is safe, effective, and free of charge. No appointments or documentation is required and you will not be required to show ID. Getting vaccinated helps keep you and your family safe from COVID-19.

Thanks for doing your part to stop the spread.</sup>

Beginning tonight. South Frontage Road between College and Church Streets will be closed. This is part of the Downtown Crossing Phase 3 construction, which is expected to last until November of this year.

When completed, this project will re-connect Temple Street to Congress Avenue and reclaim previously undeveloped land that will contribute to significant economic development in our bio sciences industry.

An official detour route has been established for drivers. On-street signage will guide drivers through the detour route. Please pay attention to this signage, slow down, and stay safe.

For more information about these road closures please visit the Downtown Crossing website at: downtowncrossingnewhaven.com

Hola, soy el alcalde Justin Elicker con un importante mensaje sobre ciertos cierres de carreteras.

A partir de esta noche, la calle South Frontage Road situada entre las calles College y Church estará cerrada. Esto es parte de la construcción de la fase 3 de Downtown Crossing. Esta obra es estimada que dure hasta noviembre de este año.

Cuando se complete, este proyecto volverá a conectar Temple Street con Congress Avenue y recuperará terrenos previamente sin desarrollar que contribuirán a un desarrollo económico importante en nuestra industria de ciencias biológicas.

Se ha establecido una ruta de desvío oficial para los conductores. La señalización en la calle guiará a los conductores por una ruta de desvío. Preste atención a esta señalización, disminuya la velocidad y sea prudente.

Para obtener más información sobre estos cierres de carreteras, visite el sitio web de Downtown Crossing en: downtowncrossingnewhaven.com

Public's Assistance Requested in Missing Person Investigation

Charlotte, N.C. – (Friday, May 21, 2021) – The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in locating 80-year-old Russel Frazier  . 

On May 20, 2021, at approximately 6:00 p.m., Mr. Frazier was last seen around the Village Brook Drive area. He told his daughter that he would be leaving the house to purchase lottery tickets.  Mr. Frazier suffers from cognitive issues.  He was last seen wearing jeans, gray camo long sleeve shirt, black hat, glasses, Timex watch and white sneakers

Anyone with information on Mr. Frazier’s whereabouts is asked to call 9-1-1 immediately. The report numbers for this investigation are 20210520-2011-02.

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Mayor Elicker, Chief Reyes Release Statements on Violence Over the Weekend

Press Conference Tomorrow at 11AM on the Steps of NHPDMayor Elicker, Chief Reyes Release Statements on Violence Over the WPress Conference Tomorrow at 11AM on the Steps of NHPD NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Following the sixth homicide of 2021 and multiple violent acts of the weekend, New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker and New Haven Police Chief Otoniel Reyes released statements ahead of a press conference to be held Monday morning. Mayor Elicker released the following statement: Over the weekend we experienced multiple violent #

NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Following the sixth homicide of 2021 and multiple violent acts of the weekend, New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker and New Haven Police Chief Otoniel Reyes released statements ahead of a press conference to be held Monday morning.

Mayor Elicker released the following statement:

Over the weekend we experienced multiple violent acts in our community, including those involving a New Haven Public Schools teacher, a New Haven Public Schools administrator, and a graduate student at Yale. I am deeply saddened that we lost Yale School of Environment student Kevin Jiang last night to gun violence. Kevin would have celebrated his 27^th birthday next week.

To those who continue to perpetrate these crimes: you undermine the safety of our residents and yourselves. You continue to promote fear for our safety in our everyday lives. We, as a community, will not stand for this and we will be relentless in efforts to provide justice for all of the victims, their families and loved ones. Addressing and eradicating gun violence takes serious action both in the short-term and the long-term—and the City of New Haven is committed to that. If you have any information pertaining to any ongoing investigations call the NHPD at (203) 946-6304.

Chief Reyes is asking for the public’s help in providing information in these cases. Chief Reyes added, “Our department is working around the clock to solve these most recent acts of violence. We will bring all of our resources to bear to ensure the safety of our city.”

The Mayor, New Haven Police Department and members of the Yale Police Department will be hosting a press conference on violent crime tomorrow on the steps of the New Haven Police Department, 1 Union Avenue at 11:00 AM.

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Mayor Elicker, Chief Reyes Release Statements on Violence Over the Weekend

Press Conference Tomorrow at 11AM on the Steps of NHPDMayor Elicker, Chief Reyes Release Statements on Violence Over the WPress Conference Tomorrow at 11AM on the Steps of NHPD NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Following the sixth homicide of 2021 and multiple violent acts of the weekend, New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker and New Haven Police Chief Otoniel Reyes released statements ahead of a press conference to be held Monday morning. Mayor Elicker released the following statement: Over the weekend we experienced multiple violent #

NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Following the sixth homicide of 2021 and multiple violent acts of the weekend, New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker and New Haven Police Chief Otoniel Reyes released statements ahead of a press conference to be held Monday morning.

Mayor Elicker released the following statement:

Over the weekend we experienced multiple violent acts in our community, including those involving a New Haven Public Schools teacher, a New Haven Public Schools administrator, and a graduate student at Yale. I am deeply saddened that we lost Yale School of Environment student Kevin Jiang last night to gun violence. Kevin would have celebrated his 27^th birthday next week.

To those who continue to perpetrate these crimes: you undermine the safety of our residents and yourselves. You continue to promote fear for our safety in our everyday lives. We, as a community, will not stand for this and we will be relentless in efforts to provide justice for all of the victims, their families and loved ones. Addressing and eradicating gun violence takes serious action both in the short-term and the long-term—and the City of New Haven is committed to that. If you have any information pertaining to any ongoing investigations call the NHPD at (203) 946-6304.

Chief Reyes is asking for the public’s help in providing information in these cases. Chief Reyes added, “Our department is working around the clock to solve these most recent acts of violence. We will bring all of our resources to bear to ensure the safety of our city.”

The Mayor, New Haven Police Department and members of the Yale Police Department will be hosting a press conference on violent crime tomorrow on the steps of the New Haven Police Department, 1 Union Avenue at 11:00 AM.

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Mayor Elicker Releases Statement on Home Shooting Friday Evening

NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Yesterday evening Assistant Superintendent of New Haven Public Schools, Dr. Paul Whyte, and his family were at home when gun fire opened on their house. No one was physically hurt from the gunfire, there was exterior damage sustained to their home. New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker released the following statement:

I went to see Dr. Whyte and his family last night upon hearing about the shooting incident. I was relieved in this moment, traumatic as it was, to hear that Dr. Whyte and his family were physically unharmed by the gunfire. This moment is also a reminder that, with crime on the rise nationally and in our City, bullets have no name. We are very lucky in this instance that no one was hurt. This stresses the important work we are doing as a City to stop gun violence in both the short-term and long-term.

To those who continue to wreak havoc in our communities, divide us further with gun violence, and have no respect for the safety of our neighbors: we are putting you on notice. Your violent actions will have real consequences. The New Haven Police Department is working diligently to get to the bottom of this instance, as well as the many other violent acts that have continued to plague our community. If you have any information pertaining to any ongoing investigations call the NHPD at (203) 946-6304.

I understand that many who are affiliated with group-involved violence and street groups often don’t know how to shake their allegiance to this group identity. We are ready to support you if you want to leave that life behind.

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