Category: Asylum Hill

More than an hour into the Wednesday evening General Assembly meeting, a longtime activist told the group, “I don’t understand why we’re here. I know...

12 Oct

Activism Asylum Hill Hartford

Occupy Hartford: Getting Tents

by Kerri Ana Provost

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From yesterday’s City Council meeting minutes, prepared by Hartford 2000 and the Hartford Public Library: 24. Occupy Hartford. Resolution in support of Occupy Hartford and...

10 Oct

Activism Asylum Hill Hartford

Occupy Hartford: A Community-Supported Endeavor

by Kerri Ana Provost

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A woman requesting to remain anonymous donated $100 worth of gift cards from a local deli to Occupy Hartford. She works for a company in...

09 Oct

Activism Asylum Hill Hartford Parks

Occupy Hartford: After the March

by Kerri Ana Provost

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On the first night that activists slept in the park on the corner of Broad and Farmington/Asylum, someone in the apartment building across the street...

07 Oct

Activism Asylum Hill Downtown Hartford Parks

Occupy Hartford Delays the Friday Evening Exodus

by Kerri Ana Provost

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“Hartford schools don’t have any money, but CEOs are making thousands of dollars per hour,” Frank O’Gorman answered when asked why he took part in...

01 Oct

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Steampunk Bizarre Exhibit Opens at Mark Twain House & Museum

by Kerri Ana Provost

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Steampunk is anachronistic fiction. Fantasy. Many of the creations and technologies within this culture are inspired by the works of Mary Shelley, H.G. Wells, and...

23 Sep

Asylum Hill Film Hartford

Another Film Project in Hartford

by Kerri Ana Provost

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Asylum Attic is creating short sketches, filmed right here in Hartford. Asylum Attic is a project of Vlad Perez, Joe Leonardo, and Helder Mira.

20 Sep

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Schooled on the Street

by Kerri Ana Provost

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While most Connecticutians were navigating the crowded grocery stores, topping off their gas-guzzlers, or filling their bathtubs with water early on that Saturday morning in...