Ed Stannard
New Haven Register
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Meet the student rabbi who will join a New Haven-area pro-Palestinian Jewish group
May Ye knew nothing about Judaism when she started rabbinical school. Now she has joined... → Read More
New Haven’s Randy Cox, paralyzed while in police custody, well known on Lilac Street
The New Haven man also known as Richard Cox was injured while he was riding in a police transport van, apparently when Officer Oscar Diaz hit the brakes hard. → Read More
Mother of paralyzed New Haven man calls for ‘justice’ for ‘my baby boy’
The family of Richard “Randy” Cox, injured while in a New Haven police van June 19,... → Read More
Cancer doesn’t have to hurt your sex life. Here’s why
Female and male sexual cancers can affect ability and desire, both physically and... → Read More
NAACP plans Richard Cox community meeting in New Haven next week
Five police officers have been placed on administrative leave in the incident, in which... → Read More
New Haven will update transport policies after Richard Cox injury
Mayor Justin Elicker said the New Haven Police Department will update its policies after Richard Cox was possibly paralyzed when he was being brought to lockup. → Read More
Long COVID stopped Cheshire marathoner in his tracks, but he’s running again
Len Brin, a math professor at Southern Connecticut State University, will run the Gaylor... → Read More
New Haven mayor calls police treatment of injured suspect ‘quite concerning’
Officer Oscar Diaz and Sgt. Betsy Segui being put on paid administrative leave during the investigation. → Read More
At 93, Immaculata Laudano ready to make peaches and wine at St. Andrew’s festa
Immaculata Laudano and her family will be honored at the annual St. Andrew the Apostle... → Read More
High-dose drug treats fentanyl overdose, if you can get it
Dr. Craig Allen said 75 percent of patients started on a buprenorphine or other... → Read More
Plans on how to replace New Haven’s Columbus statue hits a snag
The Wooster Square Memorial Committee’s plan to place a new statue next to Columbus’ old base was rejected by the Historic District Commission. → Read More
New diabetes drug also brings substantial weight loss, Yale study finds
The drug, tirzepatide, has been approved by the FDA to treat type 2 diabetes. A new Yale... → Read More
Memorial to honor New Haven’s Heiwa Salovitz, who never let his disability hold him back
Heiwa Salovitz, who used a wheelchair because of cerebral palsy, died Jan. 3 in Austin,... → Read More
Psychedelics show promise for depression, OCD, Yale researchers say, but questions lurk
Psilocybin, the active chemical in “magic mushrooms,” may relieve symptoms of... → Read More
Anti-gun violence rally in New Haven brings calls to ‘say their names,’ take action
The rally, sponsored by Connecticut Against Gun Violence, brought out longtime activists... → Read More
East Haven’s loyal K-9 officers to receive honor June 21
“They’re part of the team,” Capt. Joseph Murgo said. “We appreciate the hard work... → Read More
Quinnipiac Riverfest will include debut of Fair Haven seafood restaurant
Fair Haven Oyster Co. plans to open in June as a seafood restaurant on the Quinnipiac... → Read More
New Haven’s Amistad students meet their Princeton professor
A dozen Achievement First Amistad High School students took an online Princeton course... → Read More
From history to music to tai chi, there’s lots to do at Pardee-Morris House this year
The New Haven Museum was able to hold events outdoors during the pandemic at the... → Read More
Woman sues Griffin Hospital after losing hands, foot from severe sepsis
Carol Proto claims she was not treated properly for sepsis at Griffin Hospital, resulting... → Read More