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Yale New Haven Health System and Prospect Medical Holdings in a legal battle over the $435 million hospital acquisition deal
Yale New Haven Health System and Prospect Medical Holdings have sued each other this year over a $435 million agreement to purchase Waterbury Hospital, Manchester Memorial Hospital and Rockville General Hospital. Months after the state gave YNHHS the green light to finalize the acquisition, the system filed a lawsuit against...
Guerriers Compete for Haiti at World Athletics U20 Championships
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Sophomore twin sisters Gloria Guerrier (West Hempstead, N.Y.) and Victoria Guerrier (West Hempstead, N.Y.) of the Yale women's track and field team competed for Haiti at the World Athletics U20 Championships this week in Lima, Peru. Victoria opened the competition on Tuesday, posting a time of 2:11.73 in her 800m heat. Gloria competed on Wednesday, and her time of 1:00.65 in her heat placed her third – good enough to earn a spot in Friday's semifinals. She did not advance to the finals. Formerly known as the World Junior Championships, the World Athletics U20 Championships take...
Late Rapper Fatman Scoop Was a Proud Family Man and Father
After his unexpected death while performing at a concert in Connecticut, Fatman Scoop's family released a statement honoring the larger-than-life hip-hop icon. "Last night, the world lost a radiant soul, a beacon of light on the stage and in life. Fatman Scoop was not just a world-class performer, he was a father, brother, uncle, and a friend. He was laughter in our lives, a constant source of support, unwavering strength, and courage," the statement read."Fatman Scoop's legacy is of love and brightness, it will reside in our hearts and memories forever."While he is best known as a rapper, hype man,...
Connecticut Artists Take The Spotllight At Parkville Market Gallery
It’s about to get a lot more colorful in Parkville with the grand opening of Parkville Art Gallery. The celebration is set for Saturday, September 7, 2024, at 1429 Park Street, Suite 204, from 6pm-9pm. The Gallery Opening show includes artists Andy Hart, Michael Rice, Chris Gann, Allan Weitz,...
HKYFS Free Haircut Day a Great Success
(August 31, 2024) — On August 25, 2024, twenty-eight Haddam-Killingworth youth prepared for the upcoming school year at the Sixth Annual Haddam-Killingworth Youth and Family Services Free Haircut Event. HKYFS extends sincere thanks and gratitude to Dillon Zak, an HKHS graduate and owner of Glenwood Barber Shop, for bringing...
Police cars: To mark or not to mark?
It’s an age-old custom: A young officer, fresh out of FTO, gets their first assigned patrol unit. New or old, they’ll probably always remember the unit number and every distinct thing about their first mobile crimefighting office. For many, though, that eventually gives way to a deep desire to cruise in an unmarked ride, like most detectives do. For most agencies, patrol units are clearly marked, while administrative and investigative vehicles skip the decals. Then, of course, there’s the shadow workaround, where a car is outfitted with decals similarly colored to the car, barely discernible at all.
Love’s Labour’s Lost In Stratford
American Globe Center (AGC) Continued Conversations: August 2024. American Globe Center Founding Artistic Director Jim Warren here, sending you greetings from Norwich, CT. It’s been a while since our last (and first!) newsletter, so we’ve got a lot of stuff to share. This time, however, you get to hear from more voices on the AGC team.
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