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Calling all models! Runway model casting calls will be held at Graduate New Haven Hotel on April 23 & May 7 from 1-4pm. Arts & Ideas is seeking a diversity of sizes and genders to walk the runway for this Fashion Expo. Casted models will be paid.
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Visit the second floor of the New Stetson Branch Library and take in the breathtaking artwork of local artist Katro Storm, Carl Van Vechten’s Harlem Heroes portrait collection, “O, Write My Name”, and African Artwork donated by the Yale University ~ Peabody Museum, New Haven, Connecticut. Our thanks to Gabe Da Silva and The Frame Shop & Da Silva Gallery.
[IMAGE DESCRIPTION: Collage featuring Carl Van Vechten’s Harlem Heroes portraits, artist Katro Stom’s paintings hung on a green wall above the library’s teen fiction collection, a portrait of Trayvon Martin by artist Katro Strom hung outside the Teen Discovery Lounge of Stetson Library, and African artwork hung on the walls among Stetson Library’s African Diaspora Non-Fiction collection.]
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City of New Haven with an important message regarding street sweeping. Por favor espere para escuchar este mensaje en español.
With Spring now officially here, beginning tomorrow, Friday, April 1st, the city’s annual street sweeping program will begin and continue through November 30th. Street sweeping crews and vehicles will once again be cleaning our roads and removing debris on a regularly scheduled basis in neighborhoods across the city.
Please be sure to follow all related “No Parking” street signs posted on your block when street sweeping crews will be operating in your neighborhood and be sure that your car is not obstructing their path. Vehicles that do not comply with the parking rules will be ticketed.
You can also check when your neighborhood is scheduled for street sweeping on the city’s website (https://www.newhavenct.gov/gov/depts/pw/street_sweeping.htm).
Thank you for your cooperation in helping to ensure New Haven’s 226 miles of streets are kept clean!
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Hola, este es el alcalde Justin Elicker con un mensaje importante en respecto a la limpieza de calles.
Con la primavera ahora oficialmente aquí, a partir de mañana, viernes 1 de abril, el programa anual de limpieza de calles de la ciudad comenzará y continuará hasta el 30 de noviembre. Los equipos y vehículos de limpieza de calles una vez más limpiarán nuestras carreteras y eliminarán los escombros en un horario regular en los vecindarios de toda la ciudad.
Asegúrese de seguir todas las reglas relacionadas de "No estacionar" en su calle, cuando los equipos de limpieza de calles operen en su vecindario. Tambien asegúrese de que su automóvil no obstruya la ruta de los vehiculos de limpieza. Los vehículos que no cumplan con las reglas de estacionamiento serán multados.
También puede verificar cuándo su vecindario está programado para barrer calles en el sitio web de la ciudad (https://www.newhavenct.gov/gov/depts/pw/street_sweeping.htm).
¡Gracias por su cooperación en ayudar a garantizar que las 226 millas de calles de New Haven se mantengan limpias!
Saturday, April 2nd 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM at Elm City Communities Mill River Crossing located at 657 Grand Ave. New Haven
Join us for a fun-filled event with food, giveaways, and information on FREE financial literacy and self-sufficiency programs and more while filing your income tax for FREE! The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program provides FREE tax preparation to low-to-moderate income individuals and families.
For any other questions or information please contact Melody Ramos CED Manager 203-498-8800 Ext.1026
Activities at the Q-House officially start on Marc
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City of New Haven Connecticut Stands with the people of UKraine
We watched in horror as Russian troops invaded Ukraine, killing civilians and displacing hundreds of thousands. Cities not unlike our own became centers of violence and war. For all Ukrainian-Americans within New Haven, I know that you fear for your families and the future for your homeland. We mourn with you and stand beside you.
This morning I ordered the Ukrainian flag, once banned in the Soviet Union, raised above our city. It will wave alongside the American flag as a reminder to all of the struggle of the Ukrainian people, and our solidarity in their fight for independence and peace. These events are a reminder that freedom and democracy are not slogans but essential tenants of our society. Citizens deserve to choose their leaders, their government, their future. Government by and for the people is what Ukraine is fighting for and what Russia’s authoritarian regime so far cannot accept.
Ukrainians have chosen for themselves that their destiny does not lie with the empires of the past. They have chosen, time and again, to remain a free, open, democratic society where its leaders are selected by the people, not Vladimir Putin. Russia’s failed attempts to force Ukraine back under its control have now led to the most extreme and desperate attempts to subjugate people who just want to live in peace. But this illegal invasion has not been defined by the brutality of Putin’s regime but in the triumph of ordinary people across the world to resist tyranny:
Ukrainian citizens have taken up arms and pushed back harder than Russia ever anticipated.
President Zelensky, while offered the chance to flee, stands and fights with his people.
After five days, outmatched and outgunned, Kyiv still stands.
Tens of thousands of Russians, risking their own lives, have taken to the streets in protest.
Western allies have stood united, imposing the most significant economic sanctions in history against the Russian regime.
Thursday, shortly after the fighting began, I Mayor Elicker was fortunate to attend service at St. Michael’s Ukrainian Catholic Church. Fear and uncertainty were palpable. Would Ukraine fall swiftly into Russian hands? Would the world shrug at the plight of their people? By Sunday I attended service once again to a much different feeling. Fear for loved ones and grief for so much needless suffering still remained, but we had seen the resilience and courage of countless Ukrainians. Their fight has been a beacon of hope to the world, and a unifier of western nations.
So many New Haveners come to our city from across the world, many from places that have faced their own conflicts. While no two stories are the same, so many New Haveners have experienced a common struggle to determine their futures for themselves and their people. So many see echoes of their own history and their own story in the plight of the Ukrainian people today. We are united by that shared experience, and the hope for a better, freer, and more just world for Ukraine and for all.
Ми з Україною
We Stand with Ukraine
New Haven City Hall
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