Category: Beyond Hartford
04
Jul
Beyond Hartford: Windsor
by Kerri Ana Provost
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The beauty of a day trip is its simplicity. There’s no need to find a dog sitter, ask a neighbor to pick up your mail,...
02
Jul
Growing Need-Based Stipends for Gardeners
by Kerri Ana Provost
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The Burns Latino Studies Academy is closed this summer for construction, but the garden built on the east side of the elementary school is being...
19
Jun
The Suggestion Box: Pride
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Hartford has many things, but LGBT Pride seems to have fallen away. Traditionally, LGBT pride parades and festivals have been held in June to commemorate...
31
May
Vulnerable User Bill Moving Ahead
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Last night the Connecticut State Senate passed SB 191, the Vulnerable User bill. This bill makes it possible for motorists to be fined for endangering,...
22
May
Esty Says DEEP Eager to Help Connecticut Stay a Step Ahead of EV Trend
by Kerri Ana Provost
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“If you mismanage your life you can run out of power, you can run out of gasoline,” Commissioner Dan Esty said in a moment of...
09
May
Constituents Sold Out in “Agreement” on Flower Street
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Following the latest hearing at the Connecticut Department of Transportation, one community member asked, “How much does Hartford’s Deputy Corporation Counsel Van Norden get paid...
02
Apr
Access Behind the Rocks Beyond Hartford Construction Hartford Shopping Transportation Unsolicited Advice
Newfield Avenue Detour
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Travel lanes were recently reduced in the area of Flatbush Avenue to accommodate CTfastrak construction. Now motorists will be re-routed through a shopping plaza parking...
23
Mar
Sandy Hook Run for the Families
by Kerri Ana Provost
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The Sandy Hook Run for the Families 5K reached its registration capacity of 15,000 participants. The event’s website says that today’s 5K was “not about...
19
Mar
CTfastrak: “Stasis through Obfuscation” or “Flexibility”?
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Walking into the Center for Contemporary Culture, one is surrounded by a half-circle of maps, seconds after having a pile of literature thrust into one’s...