Yale Bulletin and Calendar

May 17-31, 1999

Volume 27, Number 32

Guide shows motorists
where to park downtown

A guide designed to bring together the 15,000 parking spaces in downtown New Haven with the motorists who need them is now available from the Town Green Special Services District.

Among the sites listed in the guide is Yale Lot 51, located near the Green between Temple and College streets. The Yale parking lot is open to the public free of charge 4 p.m.-7 a.m. weekdays and all day Saturday and Sunday.

The guide also includes an easy-to-use map listing the locations of 10 garages run by the New Haven Parking Authority and 22 lots run by private enterprises, as well as the lots' capacity, hours of operation and pricing information.

There is also an offer for a free sample voucher for on-street parking, which is good for any Saturday. Parking vouchers save motorists 20 percent on meter prices.

The "Parking Guide to Downtown New Haven" is available from the Town Green Special Services District, 129 Church St., Suite 709, (203) 401-4245, and at all New Haven Parking Authority facilities.

T H I SW E E K ' SS T O R I E S

Commencement, 1999 Style
Facility to enhance strength in environmental sciences
Guide again taps Yale as a 'must-see' attraction
'Under My (Green) Thumb': Rolling Stones sideman talks about life as a tree farmer
Summertime at Yale
Endowed Professorships
City-Wide Open Studios celebrates work of Yale and area artists
A Conversation About Welfare and the Media
Eleven honored for strengthening town-gown ties
Special award, Jovin Fund commemorate student's good works
From design to construction, program gives architecture students . . .
Graduate students cited for excellence in teaching
1999 Commencement Information
Beinecke exhibition celebrates the art of collecting books
New line of Yale ties and scarves combine architectural elements with heraldic shields
Studio classes again to highlight annual festival of arts and ideas
Project X Update
Leffell to speak about surgery for skin cancer
Kaplan honored for his work with children
Guide shows motorists where to park downtown