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PRESS RELEASE Now on display at the Yale University Art Gallery is an Arkilla Kerka, a tent-divider and marriage-bed screen used to seclude the bed of newlyweds.  The textile, donated by Shoreline Unitarian Universalist Society in Madison, Connecticut, is 174” x 65¾” and is from the Niafounke region on the interior Niger River delta in […]

Vacation Gaffes and Goofs After the year and several months we’ve all just lived through, what a joy it is to hear folks talking about taking vacations this spring and summer. I have friends who, as I write this, have begun trips to Cancún, Puerto Rico, and Georgia. Others have announced preparations being made for

Over the past few weeks, the Endowment Review Project team has been meeting regularly to undertake a comprehensive review of the SUUS Endowment Bylaws. We have established and implemented a workplan to analyze the Bylaws from several perspectives, including: · a review of archival documents pertaining to the Endowment creation and management · an analysis

In honor of our graduating Coming of Age class, we will be taking up a special offering as our gift to them for completion of this rite of passage.  They unanimously chose to support Save the Sound.  The mission of Save the Sound is to protect and improve the land, air, and water of Connecticut and Long

Hacking Away! Unless you’ve been contemplating your navel since the beginning of May, you are aware of the hacking of the Colonial Pipeline computer system. To recap the story, Colonial Pipeline is a Texas-based firm that provides automobile, truck, and jet fuel to the southeastern United States. The hack halted delivery of the fuel through