by Sarah Werthan Buttenwieser | Sep 18, 2008 | News
Dan Oppenheimer: A Voice on the Arts and Pop CultureWith just a few freelance articles and a master's degree in nonfiction writing under his belt, Dan Oppenheimer deemed his first "real journalistic job"—covering the arts beat for the Valley...
by Stephanie Kraft | Sep 18, 2008 | News
Imperium Watch grew out of our idea that an alternative paper evolves in relation to events and to its readers' needs. The Advocate began as a local paper, giving its readers a voice for their issues. The Vietnam War ended two years later, and through the 1970s,...
by Paul Shoul | Sep 18, 2008 | News
This is what Wikipedia has to say about Al Giordano's career before 1989, when he joined the Advocate as a reporter: "In 1976, when he was sixteen, he went to Albany and testified before a legislative commission in the state senate against nuclear power, felt...
by Sarah Werthan Buttenwieser | Sep 18, 2008 | News
Robert Tobey has been an eye for the Advocate family since he began working for the New Haven Advocate 31 years ago. "In 1977, I worked as a staff photographer and also wrote music reviews," Tobey recalls. "It was a real lifesaving job at the...
by Stephanie Kraft | Sep 18, 2008 | News
Here's something you should know when you start to evaluate John McCain's energy policy: he doesn't believe a massive changeover to renewable, really clean power is possible. This is what McCain said at a town hall meeting in Portsmouth, N.H. last December...