Category: Environmental Interest
06
Feb
Squirrel Gymnastics > Super Bowl
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Fewer concussions, no commercials
05
Feb
Environmental Interest Frog Hollow Fun Get Outside Hartford Nothing To Do Nowhere To Go Parks Winter
A Day in the Park
by Kerri Ana Provost
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It’s been nearly one month since the attempted coup in DC, when a blatant lie was used to rally white supremacists and conspiracy theorists. What...
31
Jan
What A Hoot!
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Snowy Owls, and various other owls, have been appearing in my social media feeds the last few weeks, so I thought I would jump on...
07
Jan
Off-Season in Elizabeth Park
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Usually at this time of year, all but the most robust have stopped using the outside world. Not so this year. People aren’t out in...
05
Jan
Asylum Hill Cultural Interest Environmental Interest Frog Hollow Get Outside Ghost Town Hartford Myth Busting Parks Parkville West End Winter
Dispatches from the Alleged Ghost Town (Volume 6)
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Here you will see actual people in Asylum Hill, Parkville, Frog Hollow, and the West End.
28
Dec
Commentary Community Covid-19 Cultural Interest Environmental Interest Hartford Hartford's Neighborhoods Long Reads
50 Ways to Love Your City (Bonus 2020 Edition)
by Kerri Ana Provost
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I was going to hold off until Valentine’s Day to publish this, but I think we can all benefit now from being reminded of the...
20
Dec
My Suet Brings All the Birds to the Yard
by Kerri Ana Provost
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(Technically, it’s the neighbor’s suet)
17
Dec
Asylum Hill Autumn Environmental Interest Frog Hollow Get Outside Hartford No Drama Weather West End
Storm Prep Styles
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Standing around and talking about it. Realizing you have enough nutrition in the house but not enough chocolate or whiskey and that’s going to be...
15
Dec
Autumn Cultural Interest Downtown Environmental Interest Frog Hollow Get Outside Hartford No Drama Weather Parks
Misty Morning
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Wake up early enough and you can experience fog before it has drifted away.