New Britain CT
“Gorgy Meets Youth” Workshop Offers Teens Essential Life Skills and Mentorship
A local workshop aimed at empowering teenagers is offering a comprehensive summer program designed to build vital life skills, support mental wellness, and encourage community involvement. “Gorgy Meets Youth,” presented by LEAD (Leaders for Educational Advocacy and Diversity) and featuring “Gorgy by Candy,” by Candyce Scott.invites local teens to participate in an ongoing series of […]
New Britain ‘Pop Up’ Rally Protests ICE Abuses, Killings in Maine and Texas
By John McNamara – nbpoliticus.com NEW BRITAIN – Thumbs up and honking of horns from motorists were frequent on Saturday afternoon, July 25th, at the corner of Corbin Avenue and West Main Street at a “pop up” protest organized by Indivisible Greater New Britain. Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and Johan Sebastian Duran Guerrero were killed during Immigration […]
Lamont and Sanchez Announce Safety and Security Upgrades for CTfastrak System
State and local leaders announced a comprehensive series of safety and infrastructure improvements for the CTfastrak bus rapid transit system on Thursday, aiming to boost security and rider confidence across the corridor. Governor Ned Lamont, joined by state transportation and public safety officials, as well as New Britain Mayor Bobby Sanchez, detailed the multi-pronged approach […]
NBMAA and Ald Scott Hosting Black Business Expo at the Museum – Access for All Community Day
In celebration of Black Business Month, Alderwoman Candyce Scott is partnering with the New Britain Museum of American Art (NBMAA) to host a Black Business Expo, the Museum’s Access for All Community Day. The event is Saturday, August 8th from 11am-2pm. The event aims to empower local entrepreneurs to connect, thrive, and flourish within the […]
Spotted Lanternflies: Working Together to Stop a Growing Threat to New Britain’s Trees
By Carol S. Austad, Ph.D The spotted lanternfly is no longer someone else’s problem. It has arrived in New Britain. Some residents are beginning to see increasing numbers of these invasive insects in their neighborhoods. Originally introduced into the United States from Asia, the spotted lanternfly has spread rapidly throughout the Northeast, including Connecticut. While […]
Former CCSU President and Local Civic Leader Dr. Richard L. Judd Passes Away at 89
Dr. Richard L. Judd, a longtime prominent member of the New Britain community who served as the 11th president of Central Connecticut State University, has passed away at the age of 89. Throughout his life, Dr. Judd lent his leadership to numerous vital municipal and community organizations. According to his obituary, his vast local leadership […]
Review of EuroPLATE
A Review by Sean Gallagher Within the New Britain Little Poland neighborhood is a traditional Polish restaurant called EuroPLATE. Located on Broad Street, the restaurant offers a glimpse of Polish homemade cooking, and has authentic recipes putting emphasis on quality, fresh ingredients, and comfort. Whether you’re already familiar with and grew up with traditional Polish […]
Allen Street Area Activists Share Message on Taxpayer Flooding Mitigation Reimbursements
To: Our Neighborhood Flooding, Sanitary Back-Up and Break VictimsConcerned Taxpayers and ResidentsCity, State, and Federal Officials As Mayor Sanchez recently noted, “Our administration has been clear from the beginning: Taxpayers should not be forced to bear the financial consequences of the actions of former public officials.” Former Mayor Stewart failed to prioritize, fully fund, and […]