In 1961, I left the Johns Hopkins math department in Baltimore and we came to Yale. Baltimore had been divided into ethnically exclusive neighborhoods, with different religious affiliations, and public facilities were still partly segregated. We were pleased to find that the Yale math department had a warm and friendly social life.
Whitney Center, a not-for-profit senior living community that has been serving seniors since 1979, underwent a significant renovation and expansion to its campus between 2007-2011 and is now being recognized for the design and engineering achievements of the project.
Erica Vitale was taking a break from her shift as a server at Whitney Center’s Bistro when she noticed a small animal crate at the side of the road.
Meeting up with friends, spreading out a blanket, sitting in one of the city’s scenic parks, maybe with a bottle of wine — for thousands of people each summer, this is the way to enjoy Shakespeare in New Haven.
Moviegoers who saw the recent film Selma may have wondered what it was like to take part in that famous march. Tower Grove Manor resident Sister Antona Ebo doesn’t have to wonder, she just has to remember.
The Connecticut Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association recently recognized Wanda Avila, Whitney Center’s Memory Support Coordinator, for the Most Growth in Fundraising in 2014 and recognized Whitney Center for its Bronze Sponsorship of the 2014 New Haven Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
