Category: Hartford

You’ve probably seen another version of these around Hartford. There are white posts on Wethersfield Avenue next to the bicycle lane, as well as at...

07 Oct

Frog Hollow Hartford Meet Your Infrastructure Transportation

What’s This? What’s This?!

by Kerri Ana Provost

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Longtime visitors to this site no doubt recall reading that sidewalks are not decorative borders, even if they’re routinely obstructed by people who believe the...

26 Sep

Hartford

A Little Something: October 2024

by Kerri Ana Provost

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Drag BINGO, Gilmore Girls, Bread & Puppet, Climate Anxiety, Footloose, Campire Improv, Haunted Hallows Market, and more

15 Sep

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Sigourney Street Station: A Stop on the “Bus to Nowhere”

by Kerri Ana Provost

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State Senator Joe Markley — a republican repping Cheshire, Prospect, Southington, Wolcott, and Waterbury — should be eating his words. People who ride the bus...

29 Aug

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A Little Something (September 2024)

by Kerri Ana Provost

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The curated event calendar for September includes a Transportation Nerd Field Trip, talk about Project 2025, and a movie filmed in Hartford

17 Aug

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Less Lawn, More Life Challenge

by Kerri Ana Provost

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On a recent summer morning I was walking through Hartford’s West End, admiring the front yards on one block where not one or two, but...

01 Aug

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When Plastic Comes Home to Roost

by Kerri Ana Provost

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Plastic-Free July just wrapped. That’s the annual campaign for individuals to reduce consumption when possible and switch to reusable materials when it’s not. With that...

30 Jul

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Community Policing and Walk Beats Promised, Yet Again

by Kerri Ana Provost

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They promised they’d change. Really. They swore it would be different this time. In all the propaganda published over the last few days, not once...