New Haven Independent: The Big Stink Plants Hope
By Allan Appel Keep the interns out of the salad greens. Rely on compost, not raised beds, to deal with contaminated soil
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New Haven Register: Opportunity in Garlic Planting
By Jim Shelton, Register Staff NEW HAVEN — This weekend, people around the city are going to find out just what The
New Haven Register: School receives $105K from AT&T
Common Ground High School’s “Above and Beyond” after-school program received $105,890 from AT&T’s Aspire program, a grant aimed at increasing proven academic
Ushering In A New Year: Executive Director Reflections
Melissa Spear is Executive Director at Common Ground. While Fall is not yet officially here, the days are shorter, the
Chef Rhonda visits the White House
by Kate Bovarnick, Development Assistant Common Ground Head Chef Rhonda DeLoatch has been getting used to the spotlight. This past year she
Trailblazer Fuels Outdoor Adventure
Trailblazer delivers supplies to CG campus By Diego Barnes, Common Ground Summer Intern Trailblazer, the independently and locally owned outdoor
Fresh Food on Wheels
Fresh Food On Wheels, Coming to a Neighborhood Near You By Smita Shresta, Common Ground '10, Albertus Magnus '14 The mobile
Summer’s End: Executive Director Reflections
Melissa Spear is Executive Director at Common Ground. After 12 weeks of summer camp mayhem, Common Ground was relatively quiet
Accessing Sustainability: Executive Director Reflections
Melissa Spear is Executive Director at Common Ground. July 2012 | Reflections from Melissa Spear, Executive Director I am sitting
Fresh Food Heroes Rescue Ribicoff
The collard greens disappeared years ago. Now a team of “heroes” is heading to a West Rock elderly complex to bring them