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Why We Must Stop a Polluting Facility Right in the Heart of Hartford

By Alycia Jenkins, Sierra Club Connecticut I have lived in Hartford for over 10 years, fighting for a more sustainable city. Since 2022, the Capitol...

Why Libraries Are Still A Lifeline For Black K-12 Students

By Quintessa Williams, Word In Black As Black history and identity are erased from classrooms, libraries remain one of the last public spaces where Black...

“Together We Roared: Alongside Tiger For His Epic Twelve-Year, Thirteen-Majors Run” By Steve Williams...

By Terri Schlichenmeyer, Northend Agent’s Three hundred thirty-six little pockmarks. Placed atop a thick sliver of wood, the ball they’re on presents a challenge. Whack that...

THE HARTFORD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ANNOUNCES THE 2025 TALCOTT MOUNTAIN MUSIC FESTIVAL 

The Hartford Symphony Orchestra announces the Talcott Mountain Music Festival, scheduled June 27 through July 25, 2025 at Simsbury Meadows Performing Arts Center in Simsbury, CT. Five concert table packages,...

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Secretary Of The State Thomas: SAVE Act Is “Bad For Connecticut, Bad For Voters,...

Connecticut Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas urged Connecticut residents to protect the state’s election system and stand up for democracy in response...

Our Piece of the Pie Celebrates 50 Years of Empowering Youth in Greater Hartford

Seeking Out Alumni, Former Staff, and Sponsors Our Piece of the Pie, Inc. (OPP) first opened as Southend Community Services in 1975. For the...

Local Faith Leaders Observe MLK Assassination With State Preach-In

By Deidre Montague, Northend Agent’s In observance of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on April 4, 1968, local faith leaders came...

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Why We Must Stop a Polluting Facility Right in the Heart of Hartford

By Alycia Jenkins, Sierra Club Connecticut I have lived in Hartford for over 10 years, fighting for a more sustainable city. Since 2022, the...

Reckoning: No Bodily Autonomy Without Gender Liberation

By Raquel Willis, YES Magazine Sept. 14, 2024, two months before the U.S. presidential election, I helped organize nearly 2,000 people in the streets...

Murmurations: Climate Solutions Require Black Ecology

By Quinton Sankofa, YES Magazine The dominant narrative of the climate crisis goes something like this: “The burning of fossil fuels has produced so...
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Why We Must Stop a Polluting Facility Right in the Heart of Hartford

By Alycia Jenkins, Sierra Club Connecticut I have lived in Hartford for over 10 years, fighting for a more sustainable city. Since 2022, the...

Why Libraries Are Still A Lifeline For Black K-12 Students

By Quintessa Williams, Word In Black As Black history and identity are erased from classrooms, libraries remain one of the last public spaces where...

“Together We Roared: Alongside Tiger For His Epic Twelve-Year, Thirteen-Majors Run” By Steve Williams...

By Terri Schlichenmeyer, Northend Agent’s Three hundred thirty-six little pockmarks. Placed atop a thick sliver of wood, the ball they’re on presents a challenge. Whack that dimpled sphere into 18 holes in...
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Why We Must Stop a Polluting Facility Right in the Heart of Hartford

By Alycia Jenkins, Sierra Club Connecticut I have lived in Hartford for over 10 years, fighting for a more sustainable city. Since 2022, the Capitol...

Why Libraries Are Still A Lifeline For Black K-12 Students

By Quintessa Williams, Word In Black As Black history and identity are erased from classrooms, libraries remain one of the last public spaces where Black...

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By Terri Schlichenmeyer, Northend Agent’s Three hundred thirty-six little pockmarks. Placed atop a thick sliver of wood, the ball they’re on presents a challenge. Whack that...

THE HARTFORD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ANNOUNCES THE 2025 TALCOTT MOUNTAIN MUSIC FESTIVAL 

The Hartford Symphony Orchestra announces the Talcott Mountain Music Festival, scheduled June 27 through July 25, 2025 at Simsbury Meadows Performing Arts Center in Simsbury, CT. Five concert table packages,...

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