Eda Uzunlar is a journalist based in Connecticut, specializing in local news and community issues. She has written for various publications, including WSHU Public Radio, WyoFile.com, Connecticut Mirror, and WBFO 88.7. Eda's articles often focus on topics such as education, healthcare, social justice, and the arts.
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Eda Uzunlar focuses on local news in Connecticut, covering a wide range of topics such as education, legislation, community issues, healthcare, and politics. Her articles often include announcements, legal policy regulations, government announcements and cite data.
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Roads throughout Connecticut were washed away from storms on Sunday, with some areas receiving up to 10 inches of rain.
By: Eda Uzunlar
The nearly century-old museum and performing arts center saw its first performance earlier this summer — an inauguration by Emmy, Grammy and Tony winner Billy Porter.
The move was made as a part of New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s “Get Offline, Get Outside” campaign, transforming the pool at Jones Beach State Park on Long Island.
By: Eda Uzunlar
A report from Yale University released Wednesday detailing the racial and ethnic makeup of the incoming freshmen class revealed no significant difference, a surprise for educators and lawmakers who expressed concern over student diversity following the banning of affirmative action in 2023.
By: Eda Uzunlar
Some think the path to college for students of color changed after affirmative action was repealed by the U.S. Supreme Court in 2023. Preliminary data from the University of Connecticut, MIT, Yale, Harvard and others remain inconclusive.
By: Eda Uzunlar
Based in Connecticut’s Fairfield County, musical group Orchestra Lumos is set to begin their performance season this weekend with two creatively paired evenings that take the audience from the “depths of Hell, and back;” Orpheus Sings and Shakespeare in Love, showing Saturday and Sunday respectively at the Palace Theater in Stamford.
By: Eda Uzunlar
A group of Sacred Heart University students traveled to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe to perform the original musical, Reject Me, Already!
By: Eda Uzunlar
To celebrate the nationally syndicated music show’s 25th anniversary, Sunday Baroque host Suzanne Bona’s Sylvan Trio is coming to Connecticut and Long Island.
By: Eda Uzunlar
In their upcoming performances in Stamford’s Palace Theatre, Orchestra Lumos will present Shakespeare on Love, a mix of orchestral music and spoken word hosted by actors and performers Michel Gill and Jayne Atkinson.
By: Eda Uzunlar
Following Tuesday's historic election, New York Governor Kathy Hochul addressed residents for the first time since President-elect Donald Trump won the vote.
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