15 November, 2024
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Music Series at South Church Concert to Feature Seraph Brass

The Music Series at South Church is hosting a concert featuring Seraph Brass. The Music Series at South Church says that, Celebrating its tenth-anniversary season, Seraph Brass was founded with a mission to showcase the excellence of female brass players and highlight musicians from marginalized groups, both in personnel and in programming. Winners of the […]

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New Britain Racial Justice Coalition Hosting Indigenous Peoples’ Day Celebration

The New Britain Racial Justice Coalition is planning a Celebration of Indigenous Peoples’ Day for 2024. “Join us for a powerful celebration of crafts, food, and inspiring speakers as we honor Indigenous resilience and culture!” the Coalition says. “All are welcome, but registration is required—don’t miss out!” The event, sponsored by the Coalition and Insight […]

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CCSU Planetarium Hosting “100 Hours of Astronomy”

The CCSU Planetarium is celebrating the International 100 Hours of Astronomy. “Join us for free ‘open planetarium’ hours,” the Planetarium says, “12:15-1:15 PM, Wednesday through Friday, October 2-4.” “Meet the planetarium director! Get a sneak peak at upcoming planetarium shows! Get your astronomy questions answered! Make a planisphere! Free swag!” adds the Planetarium The event […]

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New Britain Public Library Offering Free Tutoring to New Britain Teens

The New Britain Public Library says that, “We’re excited to announce the return of the New Britain Public Library Homework Center.” “The Homework Center,” the Library says is, “a free one-on-one tutoring service.” The program is set to begin on October 2, 2024 and continue to May 29, 2025. The Library says that the Homework […]

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Council Reconsiders Contracting Award and Refers to Committee

The City Council voted to reconsider an item previously approved that would allow for contracting for, “On- Call Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing, Building Envelope, Masonry, and Interior Repairs,” of up to $100,000. The Council Majority Leader, Ald John McNamara (D-4) made the motion to reconsider the item, which was approved on a voice vote. The proposed […]

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Lt Gov Bysiewicz Joins Local Democrats in Rally Ahead of November Elections

Editor’s Note: Journalism by Dr Frank Gerratana contributed to this article. Lt Gov Susan Bysiewicz (D) joined New Britain Democrats Tuesday at Five Churches Brewing in an election rally, as the autumn election season gets underway. Democratic Party Chair Chris Anderson welcomed the assembled activists and dignitaries to build excitement for the most active part […]

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Our 24th Presentation to City Elected and Appointed Officials Over the Past Year: 9-25-24. Documentation for our file.

To: City Council Members, City Elected and Appointed Officials, and Flooding Victims Living in the Allen St. Basin and the Hampton-Eton Sub-Basin: Director Moriarty reported 9-23-24, he will be hosting a Public Information Meeting in late October or early November to go through the various aspects of the Project. He is hoping to get a […]

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Friends of New Britain Public Library Hosting Fall Book Sale

“It’s almost here,” say Friends of New Britain Public Library, “the long-awaited Fall Book Sale sponsored by the Friends of the New Britain Public Library.” “Thanks to generous donations from our patrons,” the organization says, “we offer lots of great reads for all ages. If you happen to be in the library over the next […]

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Racial Justice Coalition to Host Discussion on Gentrification and Resistance

The New Britain Racial Justice Coalition is hosting a Latin Heritage Month Dinner Discussion on Gentrification and Resistance from Puerto Rico to New Britain. The event is with Dr. Bulaong Ramiz. “Dr. Ramiz will dive into how communities in Puerto Rico and New Britain are pushing back against gentrification,” the Coalition says, “preserving cultural heritage, […]

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