Category: Quality of Life
24
Apr
Suburban Nonsense Continues West of Hartford
by Kerri Ana Provost
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On the Saturday before Earth Day, West Hartford held their celebration of it in Blue Back Square. They had Hila the Earth rapping about compost...
27
Feb
Dysfunctional City Hall
by Kerri Ana Provost
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The dysfunction revealed last night and over the last few weeks is about more than the ceasefire resolution.
29
Jan
A Little Something (February 2024)
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Amelie, Beautyland, Groundhog Day, Garbologists, Queen of the Deuce . . .
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.
15
Jan
Two Paths Diverged, One Not Plowed
by Kerri Ana Provost
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There are two paths, as I see it, that we could take going forward.
08
Dec
Lessons from Mapping Death
by Kerri Ana Provost
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The story that this data tells is one about us.
26
Nov
Activism Autumn Environmental Interest Frog Hollow Get Outside Hartford Local News Progress Quality of Life
More Trees
by Kerri Ana Provost
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More than a dozen new trees were added to the Frog Hollow roundabout in the last week or so. If anyone is looking for a...
23
Nov
Access Activism Autumn Commentary Community Cultural Interest Education Environmental Interest Faith Food Frog Hollow Hartford Hartford's Neighborhoods History Holiday Local News Long Reads Myth Busting North East Quality of Life Unsolicited Advice
Plowshares
by Kerri Ana Provost
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What do we give the next generation? Do we teach them how to nurture, or teach them how to wound and be wounded?
09
Nov
Access Autumn Commentary Design Environmental Interest Hartford Hartford's Neighborhoods Local News Long Reads Parks Progress Quality of Life Reader Tip Transportation Unsolicited Advice
Futures
by Kerri Ana Provost
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“Right now the dominant narrative of our climate future focuses on the inevitability of apocalypse. Instead, we have to start talking about the inevitability of...
05
Nov
Access Activism Autumn Commentary Design Frog Hollow Hartford Local News Long Reads Myth Busting Parks Quality of Life Transportation Unsolicited Advice
Safe Streets Connecticut: October 2023
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Those working the standard shift (9-5) are suddenly exposed to the risks that second and third shift workers have year-round: commuting in darkness.