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This was a particularly good year for Nhv.Org because it was a great year for New Haven. We have a new mayor, a new Yale President, and it seems evident that some things are going to change next year.
Change is something we embrace each season, and that's one thing that's lovely about New England; we experience it drastically every year with each season.
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| Something Exciting everyday. Special Appreciation this Year: Candidates of the New Haven Mayoral Race Stetson Branch of NHFPL Department of Traffic and Parking And Everyone Using Hashtag #NHV Thanks for your encouragement and support! |
- The FLY Girls video.
- The JFK Vid w/ R. Gberg
- The Autumn Slideshow
- Dia De Los Muertos at Bregamos
- Conversations With Candidates
- New Library in East Rock
- The LAMP On9 History video with Robert Greenberg
- Coffee Pedaler: Now Open
- MTA's Revised Schedule (Electrical Issue)
- Duncan from Koffee? on NPR
- New Bicycle Themed Coffeeshop
- Constructed Ecology at UNH
- Housefires and Prevention
- East Rock Festival Participation Form
- Casa Del Bicycle (220)
- Kyle Flynn on the Front Porch (150)
- Impromptu Rainbow Contest (192)
- Praying Mantis Seen in Backyard (145)
- New Haven Works (227)
- Small Multiples on NPR Music (103)
- Toni Harp Announces Candidacy (207)
- Danny Glover Say What? (109)
- Want to Live in the 9th Square? (145)
- Setting Up the Night Rainbow (240)
- Add your Content (432)
- YUAG Gets National Acclaim
- Weekend Forecast: Shamrocks and Road Clousures
Most innovative feature was custom instagram animated videos.
For reasons unexplained, the website traffic took a turn south, peaking in September at about 8000 views that month, or over 2000 per week in traffic. Each month since, it's been in decline. September: 7,667. October, 5467. November: 3,772. In spite of some pretty good topical writing and multimedia, along with the social aspect of photographs & commentary.
Also, enough of this weak snow. Would we rather prefer crisp blizzard day-afters, where crowds take to the streets in protest of lack of hot chocolate at the local coffee breweries. People saying, "Where art thou's, baristas?" in theatrical broken English.
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| Stay Tuned! Next Year might be better. |
Also, enough of this weak snow. Would we rather prefer crisp blizzard day-afters, where crowds take to the streets in protest of lack of hot chocolate at the local coffee breweries. People saying, "Where art thou's, baristas?" in theatrical broken English.
