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Today's riddle: Why do Norway's navy ships all have barcodes? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Fight on New Haven Green Monday Night Leads to Stabbing, 3 Suffer Non-Life-Threatening Injuries: NHPD (patch.com) — Residents may notice increased police presence after a fight on the New Haven Green Monday night led to a stabbing and sent three people to the hospital. New Haven police say all injuries are non-life-threatening and shared updates on social media as they continue to investigate.
2. Monday Morning, Moped Operator Suffered Life-Threatening Injuries After Being Struck In Fair Haven: NHPD (patch.com) — A moped rider suffered life-threatening injuries after being struck by an SUV at Grand Avenue and Ferry Street in New Haven's Fair Haven neighborhood Monday morning. Police say the victim was taken to Yale-New Haven Hospital, the driver stayed on scene, and an initial investigation suggests the vehicle turned into a driveway in front of the moped.
3. Many New Haven Eateries Are CT Restaurant & Hospitality Association's 2026 'Crazies' Awards Finalists (patch.com) — New Haven diners have plenty to cheer about as several city restaurants, chefs, and even Hotel Marcel are finalists for the 2026 CRAZIES Awards, honoring top hospitality talent statewide. Locals can vote through November for favorites like The Luke Brasserie & Bar, ROLi, Little Lotus, Sherkaan, Union League, and G Café Bakery before winners are celebrated at Foxwoods in December.
4. New Haven CT Postal Codes: Your Complete Guide to Understanding Zip Code 06510 and Beyond (fsu.edu) — If you live, work, or ship anything in New Haven, this guide breaks down exactly how ZIP codes 06510, 06511, and 06519 map onto downtown, Yale, PO boxes, and surrounding neighborhoods. It explains how the postal system routes your mail, why accuracy matters for deliveries and business, and where to double-check the right code before you send something important.
5. Yale New Haven Hospital Installs PET/MRI System (itnonline.com) — Yale New Haven Hospital has installed Connecticut's first PET/MRI scanner, which will sit inside the new Adams Neurosciences Center and begin serving patients when the facility opens in 2027. The combined PET/MRI technology should improve diagnosis and treatment planning for conditions like Alzheimer's, epilepsy, cancers, and complex neurological disorders, while lowering radiation exposure compared with traditional PET/CT scans.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "Why do Norway's navy ships all have barcodes?" — So when they come back to port they can just scan-da-navi-an! (Thank you Jessica C. for sending it in!)
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