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There were no flags at Friday afternoon’s ​“humanity vigil” on Yale’s downtown campus.
There were only people — from New Haven and Jerusalem and Haifa and beyond — eager for a place to talk about peace in a time of death and discord.
More than 50 people gathered in a circle by the Women’s Table in front of Yale’s Sterling Memorial Library at around 3:30 p.m. for that hourlong ceremony, billed as promoting ​“Israeli-Palestinian solidarity against War and Hate.”...

An accumulation of feces, old clothes, and drug paraphernalia prompted the city to increase the number of portable restrooms on the New Haven Green from two to six, as city officials search for a more permanent bathroom solution.
Those six units mark a small expansion of restroom options at the central quasi-public park, which serves as a hub for local bus transit, the site of various festivals and cultural gatherings, and, for many, an outdoor place to sleep....

Like the rest of us, Ceschi, a.k.a. Julio Ramos, had long since emerged from the darkest days of the Covid-19 pandemic. But he hadn’t forgotten.
Nor had he lost hope.
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John Martinez School eighth grader Roselyn Sampedro’s dream to stay rooted to her middle school forever came to fruition Friday as she helped plant a crabapple tree — in honor of the Class of 2024, and to celebrate Arbor Day.
That was the scene at John S. Martinez School at 100 James St. as its student council joined the Urban Resources Initiative (URI) and local leaders to celebrate Arbor Day....