Category: Covid-19
05
Jan
Car-Free Diaries: Week Five
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Instead of screaming into the void of Twitter, I bring you a weekly highlight reel of what it’s like going places in Greater Hartford when...
03
Jan
Breadlines and Wonder
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Last week, the City of Hartford managed to distribute free Covid home tests — ahead of the other towns — but it’s hard to overlook...
01
Jan
A Little Something (January 2022)
by Kerri Ana Provost
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The Covid positivity rate is like a billion percent. It’s wildly irresponsible to recommend indoor events right now if the venue does not require both...
30
Dec
Thoughts & Prayers
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Is it open? Closed? Every time I go by it looks abandoned. Where are the hours posted? I’m not talking about online, but on site?...
29
Dec
Access Asylum Hill Commentary Construction Covid-19 Design Downtown Frog Hollow Hartford Long Reads Parkville Transportation Weird Winter
Car-Free Diaries: Week Four
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Instead of screaming into the void of Twitter, I bring you a weekly highlight reel of what it’s like going places in Greater Hartford when...
18
Aug
Commentary Covid-19 Cultural Interest Downtown Fun Get Outside Ghost Town Hartford Long Reads Myth Busting Nothing To Do Nowhere To Go Parks Summer Transportation Unsolicited Advice
Dispatches from the Alleged Ghost Town (Volume 37)
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Hope nobody is tired of carnival! The West Indian Independence Parade (with the standard live show following) wrapped up a week of celebration. It’s much,...
11
Aug
Access Commentary Community Covid-19 Cultural Interest Downtown Free Fun Get Outside Ghost Town Hartford Long Reads Myth Busting Nothing To Do Nowhere To Go Parks Summer
Dispatches from the Alleged Ghost Town (Volume 36)
by Kerri Ana Provost
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This week the Courant published a hard truth, and what those of us reading the hard data for awhile already knew: Hartford’s vaccination rate, besides...
04
Aug
Dispatches from the Alleged Ghost Town (Volume 35)
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Because it finally stopped raining and I am trying to enjoy this, only a few words this week. Hartford on the weekend and evening feels...
12
May
Clay Arsenal Covid-19 Cultural Interest Downtown Get Outside Ghost Town Hartford Hartford's Neighborhoods Myth Busting
Living Monument
by Kerri Ana Provost
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The first phase of Joe Gaylor‘s “Living Monument” at the Ann/Main/Albany intersection was completed last December, with photographs placed over boarded up windows on the...
28
Apr
Access Activism Community Covid-19 Cultural Interest Free Fun Get Outside Hartford Hartford's Neighborhoods History Myth Busting Parks Reader Tip Shopping Transportation
A Little Something (May 2021)
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Here is your curated event calendar for May. There were many other offerings, but you know the policy: 1. It needs to sound interesting enough for...