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Mayor Justin Elicker with a snowstorm update. Por favor espere para escuchar este mensaje en español.
Beginning late this evening, the City of New Haven is expecting between 4-6 inches of snow. In order to assist our Parks and Public Works crews as they clear streets, we will begin a parking ban downtown and on posted snow routes at midnight and it will last through 3 PM tomorrow. Transportation, Traffic, and Parking will begin enforcement at midnight, so please avoid parking in designated and posted areas or you will be ticketed and towed.
Additionally, New Haven Public Schools will be closed tomorrow because of the snow.
The roads are expected to be hazardous tomorrow, especially in the morning. Please avoid driving if you can. If you must drive, use extreme caution and give yourself extra time. Enjoy the snow!
Presser at our COVID test kit distribution site on Long Wharf! We are still here and on the Green (walk up only) and will be until supplies last! Thanks to Senator Richard Blumenthal Mayor Justin Elicker and our DOH Maritza Bond for being with us today!
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Celebrates 111 Years
Yale Cancer Center welcomes Stacy Malaker, PhD, to its Cancer Immunology Research Program, and Jamie Tam, PhD, MPH, to the Cancer Prevention and Control Research Program. Dr. Malaker studies the cancer mucinome as immune checkpoints and targets for cell therapy and antibody therapeutics. Dr. Tam is an expert in tobacco use disparities and she is co-authoring two forthcoming Surgeon General Reports with the Centers for Disease Control. https://www.facebook.com/SmilowCancerHospital/
In 2022, Shubert Theatre’s McDonald focuses on hiring
Have you signed up to join us virtually to explore inequities in housing and the experience of homelessness?
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Have you signed up to join us virtually to explore inequities in housing and the experience of homelessness?
Don't wait to be part of the conversation! The panel will discuss how the housing system has or hasn’t worked, what changes need to be made for a more equitable system, and what you can do to make a difference.Closed captioning and Spanish translation will be available during the conversation. REGISTER NOW This conversation will launch our next 5-Day Equity Challenge focused on Affordable Housing and Homelessness, January 17-21, 2022. Click here to sign up to participate in the Equity Challenge. RESPOND. RECOVER. REIMAGINE.
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Griffin Health Vaccination Clinic Extended!
Get Your COVID Booster or Vaccination at NHFPL
Visit Ives Main Library (133 Elm Street) Monday-Saturday from 10 am-3:30 pm for a free COVID Vaccine Clinic made possible by our partners at Griffin Health!
Vaccinations are available for anyone eligible age 12 and older. Boosters and first shots are available for Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson.
**Please note that the library is closed on Monday, January 17 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Saturday, February 19 through Monday, February 21 for Presidents' Day.
No appointment is needed. Please bring a photo ID and proof of insurance (if you have it). If you are coming for a booster please also bring your vaccination card. If you don't have insurance, it's okay! You can still get a free vaccine or booster.
This clinic will be available until the end February but will be closed for all public holidays. Click here for location and directional information.
Can't make it downtown during the week or need other options? Visit the City of New Haven COVID-19 Information Page for information on available vaccination and testing sites
What I realized when my toddler got Covid
Dr.Martin Luther King Love March on January 15,2022 on his birthday . We will march at 11:00am and have “The Message As We Walk”.
NO SERVICE INSIDE NO FOOD ( Due to Covid)
Please all come out Rain Sleet or Snow we are walking (weather permitting)
If any info call the Shiloh Baptist Church
2037768262
In the year of 1970, the Reverend George W. Hampton, Sr., attended the first service at the Church on the Green on Elm and Temple Street. As he sat in the service near the Reverend Forsberg, he said to him, "I must go to my own church." He got up and left for Shiloh. As he entered the church, he went to the altar and the Spirit of the Lord said to him, "Have a service in your own church and invite all people, black, white and others to attend."
In June of 1970, the Spirit of the Lord moved upon him and said, "Have a March and call it the Love March in remembrance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., because all people loved him. On January 15, 1971, we had our first service and love march.
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An unexpected freeze on many roadway and sidewalk surfaces is impacting the City at this time. PLEASE USE EXTREME CAUTION and MAINTAIN AWARENESS if your must walk or drive during the next 2 hours.
Real Talk with Maurice Williams, on the Tom Ficklin Radio Show, 11 am eastern Friday Jan 7. 2022. Show focus: Millions Jobs Campaign by the NAACP. Clink link
First Friday's Real Talk with Maurice Williams, on the Tom Ficklin Radio Show
As we celebrate the coming of the New Year. Remember there are many who are also fighting for their very lives. I'm asking all of my friends for a 1 dollar donation to the Helen Harrison house of Hope to provide a safe Haven for a woman who is working on her sobriety. 1 dollar can change the narrative over someone's life. $CASHAPP $NewAntiochCOG in care of the Helen Harrison house of Hope.....
