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Big changes to police beats in Hartford
Hartford’s mayor: “Community based policing is going to be a core tenant of our public safety strategy.”
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Nationwide health outreach program comes to Hartford
The National Institute of Health has been in Hartford since Tuesday talking with people about their health. The All of Us Research Program is an initiative meant to engage people in underserved communities about healthcare. It gives participants free screenings and helps collect information for researchers on how to better serve people in communities like Hartford. “Since everybody comes…
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National Institute of Health in Hartford for community outreach program
It’s part of an opportunity to give people free health screenings while helping researchers learn more about communities that can be overlooked in the healthcare sector.
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Hydroponic farm expected to bring fresh produce for greater Hartford area
A new farm that will live in Hartford’s North End is taking shape. The goal is to end food insecurity in a food desert in the Hartford area. Levo International is leading the effort, teaming up with the City of Hartford, Hands-on Hartford and CarMax to make it all happen. “So the idea is we’re moving past what we...
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CT LIVE!: Spooky Popcorn, an Outdoor Horror Movie Series
Horror movies are shown weekly in Hartford throughout the summer.
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Hydroponic farm expected to bring fresh produce for greater Hartford area
Volunteers are building a hydroponic farm that’s expected to produce tens of thousands of pounds of fresh food yearly.
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Hartford woman wins national award for using library to connect immigrants to resources
Homa Naficy is one of just 24 naturalized citizens to be given the “Great Immigrants, Great Americans” award from Carnegie Corporations this year
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Hartford woman wins national award for her work connecting immigrants to resources through the library
At the downtown Hartford Public Library, one woman is in the national spotlight. Homa Naficy is one of 24 people this year to receive a “Great Immigrants, Great Americans” award. Each year, Carnegie Corporations hands out the award to a select number of naturalized citizens who are making their communities strong and vibrant. At the Hartford Public Library, Naficy is…
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I-91 temporarily halted in Hartford to let a family of ducks cross
If you were stuck in rush hour traffic near Hartford on Monday, it may be for a fowl reason. Ashley Gentner of Plainville posted a video to TikTok of a family of ducks – what appears to be a mother and four ducklings – stranded in the middle of I-91 on the north side of Hartford. The family was huddled…
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Traffic stopped so duck family can cross the highway in Hartford
As seen on TikTok, police helped slow down cars on I-91 south so some trapped ducks could safely get to the other side.
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CT LIVE!: World Record Holder Caleb Wu
Caleb showed off his soccer skills in studio.
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Police arrest man accused of stabbing woman in Hartford on Fourth of July
Hartford police have arrested a man who is accused of stabbing a woman in the neck on the Fourth of July. Officers responded to the 400 block of New Britain Avenue just after 7 p.m. on July 4 to investigate a stabbing and found a woman with a slash wound to the neck. She was taken to Hartford Hospital, where…
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CT LIVE!: French Art at The Wadsworth
Check out the works of art in person at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art in Hartford.
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CT LIVE!: Scooper Sunday to Benefit the Jordan Porco Foundation
Go to RememberingJordan.org for more information.
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Man sentenced to life in prison for 2016 Hartford double murder
A man has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of release for killing two people in Hartford in 2016. Brandon Letman, 31, was sentenced on Monday for charges connected to the fatal shootings of 21-year-old Ashley Spence and 19-year-old Cameron Mounds Jr. on June 21, 2016, according to Chief State’s Attorney Patrick J. Griffin. Hartford police found…
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Laughs For Life: Local comedy group shines the spotlight on addiction
Stepping up to the open mic! Local comedians are launching a series of new shows to bolster the standup scene in Hartford, but organizers are also shining the spotlight outwards on thousands of people across the state impacted by addiction. At first glance, it looks like a garage, but with laughter tricking out it quickly becomes obvious the space is…
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Community leaders rally behind Hartford mother attacked during Fourth of July weekend
Community leaders are rallying behind a Hartford mother who was attacked earlier this month. They’re asking why an arrest hasn’t been made yet or announced.
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Community leaders rally behind Hartford mother attacked during Fourth of July weekend
Community leaders are rallying behind a Hartford mother who was attacked earlier this month. They’re asking why an arrest hasn’t been made yet or announced. “We just don’t do this. We don’t live like you know like in this barbaric way,” Archbishop Dexter Burke with Walk In The Light Church of God said. Community leaders in Hartford are calling...
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Festivals celebrating Latino culture, Colombian independence kick off in Hartford
The ninth-annual Latino Fest and third-annual Colombian Independence Day Festival took place in Connecticut’s capital Saturday.