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Hartford Mayor's Office Urges Staff To 'Speak With Single Voice'
The Hartford CourantThe administration of Mayor Pedro Segarra, who has pledged transparency at city hall since taking over Hartford's top job more than two years ago, has instructed department heads to check in with his office before speaking to the media. In an e-mail...Tags: Trials, Public Officials, Government, Career and Workplace, Punishment
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Episcopal Diocese Puts Hartford Headquarters On The Market
The Hartford CourantFor more than a century, the Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut has been headquartered in Hartford, the last six decades in a West End mansion that was a gift from the daughter of a wealthy local attorney. But now, the diocese appears ready to break with...Tags: Religion and Belief, Eddie A. Perez, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Local Government, Christianity
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'Song of Books' Sculpture At Hartford Library Unveiled
There's a new sculpture that was just unveiled on Monday at the Albany Avenue branch of Hartford Public Library. It's called "Song of Books" and it was designed by Howard Kalish. Mayor Pedro Segarra and Cathy Malloy of the Greater Hartford Arts Council...
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What's Good, Bad In Hartford Charter Proposals
When Hartford's charter was adopted in 2002, it wisely created an automatic review process every decade so that residents could make whatever changes were deemed necessary. A decade has passed. The 11-member charter revision commission has begun its...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Local Elections, Justice System, Politics, Eddie A. Perez
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Hartford School Squabble Benefits No One
Hartford's public school system is no stranger to turmoil at the top crippling reform efforts and hurting students. At one point, remember, the board of education was so dysfunctional that the state had to take control of Hartford schools for several...
Tags: Teaching and Learning, Students, Colleges and Universities, School Examinations
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New Capital Region Development Authority Chief: 'A Trench Guy' Who Will Need Broad Vision
The Hartford CourantSuzanne Hopgood was walking through the Connecticut Convention Center with Michael Freimuth, explaining to me why Freimuth was picked from 350 applicants to run the new Capital Region Development Authority. The authority's board, headed by Hopgood,...Tags: Executive Branch, Connecticut Economic Development, Fairfield (Fairfield, Connecticut), Government, Bank of America Corp.
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Allentown's Guridy backs Obama on Latino issues
With Mitt Romney scheduled to address the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in Los Angeles, Allentown City Council President Julio Guridy made the case Monday that Barack Obama is the better candidate for Latino voters. Polls have shown Latino voters are...
Tags: Allentown, Local Elections, Barack Obama, Immigration, Primaries
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Fame Can Be Fleeting In World Of Gymnastics
The Hartford CourantAt the invitation of Steve Penny, president of USA Gymnastics, Chuck Steedman joined the whirlwind media tour by the "Fierce Five" last week in New York. Fresh off a flight from London, America's gold-medal darlings did the "Today" show. They lit the...Tags: Gabby Douglas, Human Interest, 2012 Summer Olympics, Abusive Behavior, Alexandra Raisman
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Public safety director interviews for Connecticut job
Indianapolis Public Safety Director Frank Straub appeared in a public forum in Hartford, Conn., Monday night as he was named as a finalist for job of police chief of the East Coast city. Straub and two other candidates, along with the city’s...
Tags: Safety of Citizens, Health and Safety at Work, Politics, Government, Health
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Malloy Calls Felon's Candidacy 'Local Issue,' Favors 'Second Chances'
The Hartford CourantHARTFORD — Gov. Dannel P. Malloydeclined Tuesday to take a position on Bridgeport Democrats' endorsement of a felon, former state Sen.Ernest E. Newton II, as a candidate for a state Senate seat – the same office that Newton was convicted in...Tags: Executive Branch, Bill Finch, Government, Regional Authority, Entertainment
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Sgt. Edward Jeffrey Frank II
dowens@courant.com, The Hartford CourantA Hartford native was among five soldiers who died in Afghanistan Thursday when a roadside bomb detonated near their vehicle. Sgt. Edward J. Frank II, 26, was born in Hartford, but grew up and attended schools in New York. His mother recently moved back...Tags: Explosions, Watertown, Army National Guard, Awards and Prizes, Emergency Incidents
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Trinity President: 'We Must Act Immediately'
The Hartford CourantJimmy Jones, in a stern letter to the Trinity College community this afternoon, says the school and the city must move quickly to improve campus safety in the aftermath of a brutal attack on a student early Sunday morning: I want to assure you in no...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Teaching and Learning, Hospitals and Clinics, Students, Trinity College
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