The 2020 94.3 WYBC Spector Eye Care Greatest Bluefish Tournament on Earth is happening all over Long Island Sound Saturday, August 29 & Sunday, August 30. The first place grand prize is $25,000 for the heaviest bluefish! Registration starts Monday, July 13 online, on phone or in person. Click here for more information on prizes and…
WYBC and D’Amato’s Seafood want to treat you and a friend to a virtual lunch with Wanda Coppage from the WYBC Workforce! Enter to win a delicious lunch for you and a guest courtesy of D’Amato’s Seafood, 423 Whalley Avenue in New Haven. We will randomly draw a winner at the end of the month…
In this episode of “The Electric Drum” with Juan Castillo, Juan gives us a history of William Lanson, a former slave who helped build and develop parts of New Haven, including Long Wharf and Wooster Square. Juan speaks with Reverend Dr. Frederick “Jerry” Streets and Attorney Clifton Graves about Mr. Lanson. Check out “The Electric…
94.3 WYBC and Yale University salute small Black-owned businesses in New Haven. We salute Anchor Spa Restaurant, located at 272 College Street in New Haven, and its owner Karl Franz. Let’s keep the City of New Haven thriving by supporting small Black-owned businesses!
94.3 WYBC and Yale University salute small Black-owned businesses in New Haven. We salute More Amour Boutique, located at 43 Whalley Avenue in New Haven, and its owner Kim Poole. Let’s keep the City of New Haven thriving by supporting small Black-owned businesses!
94.3 WYBC and Yale University salute small Black-owned businesses in New Haven. We salute Neville Wisdom Fashions, located at 1042 Chapel Street in New Haven, and its owner Neville Wisdom. Let’s keep the City of New Haven thriving by supporting small Black-owned businesses!
94.3 WYBC and Yale University salute small Black-owned businesses in New Haven. We salute Salon E’Selim, located at 45 Whalley Avenue in New Haven, and its owner Ebony Peterson. Let’s keep the City of New Haven thriving by supporting small Black-owned businesses!
94.3 WYBC and CannaHealth are looking for the next “Local Hero of the Month!” Each month we want to honor a hardworking individual in our community that has gone above and beyond to help others. Nominate someone you know below. Each month we’ll chose a hero and award them with a plaque and dinner at…
94.3 WYBC was proud to be at the Connecticut HBCU Alumni Network’s Drive-Thru HBCU Send Off Celebration at ConnCAT in New Haven! WYBC wishes all the students attending HBCU schools the best of luck!
Community Action Agency of New Haven is here to help you. Don’t fall behind on your heating bill. Apply for Energy Assistance. Call 203-285-8018. You can apply by phone or in-person: Community Action Agency of New Haven 419 Whalley Avenue, New Haven The Energy Assistance Program are for those who heat by deliverable fuel, gas…
94.3 WYBC and Yale University salute small Black-owned businesses in New Haven. We salute B-Natural Kitchen, located at 260 College Street in New Haven, and its owner Nebyat Shewaye. Let’s keep the City of New Haven thriving by supporting small Black-owned businesses!
The 2020 94.3 WYBC Spector Eye Care Greatest Bluefish Tournament on Earth is happening all over Long Island Sound Saturday, August 29 & Sunday, August 30. The first place grand prize is $25,000 for the heaviest bluefish! Registration starts Monday, July 13 online, on phone or in person. Click here for more information on prizes and…
WYBC and D’Amato’s Seafood want to treat you and a friend to a virtual lunch with Wanda Coppage from the WYBC Workforce! Enter to win a delicious lunch for you and a guest courtesy of D’Amato’s Seafood, 423 Whalley Avenue in New Haven. We will randomly draw a winner at the end of the month…
In this episode of “The Electric Drum” with Juan Castillo, Juan gives us a history of William Lanson, a former slave who helped build and develop parts of New Haven, including Long Wharf and Wooster Square. Juan speaks with Reverend Dr. Frederick “Jerry” Streets and Attorney Clifton Graves about Mr. Lanson. Check out “The Electric…
94.3 WYBC and Yale University salute small Black-owned businesses in New Haven. We salute Anchor Spa Restaurant, located at 272 College Street in New Haven, and its owner Karl Franz. Let’s keep the City of New Haven thriving by supporting small Black-owned businesses!
94.3 WYBC and Yale University salute small Black-owned businesses in New Haven. We salute More Amour Boutique, located at 43 Whalley Avenue in New Haven, and its owner Kim Poole. Let’s keep the City of New Haven thriving by supporting small Black-owned businesses!
94.3 WYBC and Yale University salute small Black-owned businesses in New Haven. We salute Neville Wisdom Fashions, located at 1042 Chapel Street in New Haven, and its owner Neville Wisdom. Let’s keep the City of New Haven thriving by supporting small Black-owned businesses!
94.3 WYBC and Yale University salute small Black-owned businesses in New Haven. We salute Salon E’Selim, located at 45 Whalley Avenue in New Haven, and its owner Ebony Peterson. Let’s keep the City of New Haven thriving by supporting small Black-owned businesses!
94.3 WYBC and CannaHealth are looking for the next “Local Hero of the Month!” Each month we want to honor a hardworking individual in our community that has gone above and beyond to help others. Nominate someone you know below. Each month we’ll chose a hero and award them with a plaque and dinner at…
94.3 WYBC was proud to be at the Connecticut HBCU Alumni Network’s Drive-Thru HBCU Send Off Celebration at ConnCAT in New Haven! WYBC wishes all the students attending HBCU schools the best of luck!
Community Action Agency of New Haven is here to help you. Don’t fall behind on your heating bill. Apply for Energy Assistance. Call 203-285-8018. You can apply by phone or in-person: Community Action Agency of New Haven 419 Whalley Avenue, New Haven The Energy Assistance Program are for those who heat by deliverable fuel, gas…
94.3 WYBC and Yale University salute small Black-owned businesses in New Haven. We salute B-Natural Kitchen, located at 260 College Street in New Haven, and its owner Nebyat Shewaye. Let’s keep the City of New Haven thriving by supporting small Black-owned businesses!