Category: Hartford’s Neighborhoods
25
Apr
Constructing Higher Expectations
by Kerri Ana Provost
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The annoying construction in Bushnell Park is made less annoying because of a few things that should happen for every project: 1. There was communication...
28
Mar
Access Activism Community Cultural Interest Environmental Interest Film Free Fun Hartford Hartford's Neighborhoods Holiday Music Myth Busting Nothing To Do Nowhere To Go Parks Shopping Spring
A Little Something (April 2024)
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Queering housing, Iftar-Shabbat, Taylor Swift trivia night, and a total eclipse of the heart
25
Mar
Sounds Horrible. But Is It True?
by Kerri Ana Provost
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If you're going to hate on something, do it from a place of being informed.
04
Mar
Place This Place
by Kerri Ana Provost
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This is not a new sight, but it’s not on any of the main roads either. Know where? Leave your best description of the location.
09
Feb
Humans: February 9
by Kerri Ana Provost
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I debated posting more than the first photo this week. I did not ask to take their photo. I did not ask them to pose...
25
Jan
Cultural Interest Downtown Environmental Interest Hartford Local News Quality of Life Transportation Winter
Seeds
by Kerri Ana Provost
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This is a planting of seeds with the echoing reminder that seeds grow into trees.
18
Jan
About People
by Kerri Ana Provost
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It doesn't matter if the system does not resonate with the haters who will never use it anyway.
12
Jan
Humans: January 12
by Kerri Ana Provost
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There wasn’t a time in the last week when I didn’t encounter another person on Hartford’s streets, including during the nor’easter.
11
Jan
Liminal Spaces
by Kerri Ana Provost
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“The early stages of transformation — where we find ourselves today — feel unsteady. They feel like the in-between mind of a teenager, neither child...
27
Dec
Access Asylum Hill Commentary Design Frog Hollow Hartford Hartford's Neighborhoods History Transportation
Flower Street: The UnPratt
by Kerri Ana Provost
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A decade ago then-mayor Pedro Segarra stopped fighting to keep a quieter north-south road open for pedestrians and cyclists, and the barricades went up in...