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The gallery at Institute Library in New Haven is filled with sorrow these days. The artwork on the walls focuses on one horrible day, March 5, 2007, when a car bomb exploded on Al-Mutanabbi Street in Baghdad, killing 26 people and destroying many businesses.

Edward Anderson rose to "indict" the "raw deal" the city struck with a developer.

Governor Dannel P. Malloy on Sunday announced that a special election to fill a vacancy in the State House of Representatives serving the 94th Assembly District, which covers portions of Hamden and New Haven, will be held on Thursday, April 24, 2014.

Jesse Litvak, a former managing director with Jefferies & Co. was found guilty by a federal jury of all counts- including securities fraud and making false statements.

While U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro stressed diplomacy, sanctions and the need for Europe's support in dealing with the Russian move into Crimea, many Ukrainian-Americans believe the time is now for a show of American military strength in Eastern Europe.

DeLauro, D-3, said she will ask the federal General Accounting Office to investigate the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services on how it determined the remaining practitioners will be enough to serve patients and whether UHC gave the required notice to Greater New Haven clients.

Indian writer Pankaj Mishra is one of eight writers from seven countries winning a $150,000 Yale University prize each in recognition of their achievements and to support their ongoing work.

Get Inspired! See breathtaking slide presentations and hear from seasoned adventure travelers as they share incredible stories of the thrill of their adventures.

On Sunday, April 27, hundreds from the Greater New Haven area will gather for March for Babies at Lighthouse Point Park to benefit the March of Dimes .

Jim Wilson of Milford Photo hands a tripod to Alex Burdo, who received camera equipment from the Make-A-Wish Foundation Friday.

The Connecticut Health I-Team is offering unique, one-week workshops in journalism this July for high school students interested in refining their research and writing skills, while learning about the evolving field of journalism from award-winning writers and editors.

Jeremiah Davila already finds himself staying after school every day. If he's lucky, he may soon get paid to do so.

New Haven eases out of wintertime this week with some indoor history lessons, one of the biggest outdoor events of the year, a concert of inner peace and a lively new take on an Elizabethan comedy.

Michael, a wanted man carrying a loaded stolen gun, got to meet six of his new Dwight neighbors at once, in a back alley.

TV has an immediate opening for a producer. Not much else you can say in the first line, right? I mean, I could say that if you are a producer who is stuck in their routine and is looking to take the show you are doing in your current market and just bring it here, this probably isn't the place for you.

Investigative prankster James O'Keefe III has made himself famous by bringing out the apparent seamy side of liberals' most trusted institutions.

Jesse Litvak, a former managing director at Jefferies Group Inc., walks to the U.S. District Court in New Haven, Conn., March 4, 2014.

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All the talk we've heard lately about how much to tax during an election year is hardly surprising, given the whopper of a tax increase Dannel Malloy signed into law not long after becoming governor.

Zoaunne LeRoy and Micah Stock are featured in the production of Amy Herzog's "4000 Miles" running through March 16 at Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven.