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Hundreds Gather To Celebrate Gay Pride In Hartford
Fox 61Hundreds turned out in Hartford's Bushnell Park Saturday afternoon to celebrate Gay Pride. The crowd celebrated in the park just down the hill from the State Capitol, which this session passed legislation that made same sex marriage legal. Performers...Tags: Festive Events, Stamford, Gays and Lesbians, New York, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut)
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Black Eyed and Bluesfest 2009
Join us in Bushnell Park for our 10th Year Anniversary Festival. This year will be chock full of great music, brews and BBQ. Advocate Black-eyed & Blues Thursday, June 4th, 2009 5 PM-11 PM Bushnell Park Pavilion Downtown Hartford, CT Admission Absolutely...Tags: New York, Rock and Roll (genre), Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), NBC (tv network)
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CITY'S GLARING REFLECTION: Police Chief's Harsh Words Spark Examination Of Hartford's Heart, Soul And Character
The Hartford CourantPolice Chief Daryl Roberts' declaration that Hartford has become toxic in its level of incivility sparked anger, questions and introspection Thursday as leaders and residents wondered if the capital city has reached some sort of tipping point. While some...Tags: Prosecution, Health, Social Issues, Crime, Law and Justice, Gaming
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Knox Parks Foundation: Garden Giants
Courant Staff WriterChugging along the streets of Hartford in his dusty Ford truck, Ron Pitz can't seem to go a block without hitting upon a patch of land touched, in one way or another, by the Knox Parks Foundation. Evergreen planters line Bushnell Park. A community garden...Tags: Death, Gardening, Hobbies
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A Civil Day For Gays
The Hartford CourantFrom Hartford, where carnations and applause greeted newly joined couples, to tiny Washington, where two women who have been together for 38 years celebrated with cake and champagne, gays and lesbians ushered in Connecticut's landmark civil union law on...Tags: Death, Gays and Lesbians, Happiness (state of mind), Education, Crime, Law and Justice
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The Best Of The Rest: Hartford Happy Hours
Special to courant.comHere's a list of remaining happy hour hot spots in the capital city. Quench your after-work thirst at Vito's by the Park, the Bushnell Park Café & Gallery, Emperor at the Linden, the Arch Street Tavern, Spris and City Steam Brewery Café. If you were...Tags: Newington, Lifestyle and Leisure, Alcoholic Beverages, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Salads
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Dave Rozza: Food Soldier
![Whether you're just passing through or in it for the long haul, you've heard by now the rap on Hartford. There's no sense of place here, no unifying character. In a supposed "Rising Star" straining to be an urban center. You're hard-pressed to find real vibrancy and community.](http://www.courant.com/media/alternatethumbnails/story/2007-11/33883078-21140930.jpg "Whether you're just passing through or in it for the long haul, you've heard by now the rap on Hartford. There's no sense of place here, no unifying character. In a supposed "Rising Star\" straining to be an urban center. You're hard-pressed to find real vibrancy and community.")
Courant Staff WriterWhether you're just passing through or in it for the long haul, you've heard by now the rap on Hartford. There's no sense of place here, no unifying character. In a supposed "Rising Star" straining to be an urban center. You're hard-pressed to find real...Tags: FNB Corporation, Infants, Charter Oak Cultural Center, Whole Foods Market, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Architectural Gems
![Ask Wilson H. Faude, historian extraordinaire and director emeritus of Hartford's Old State House, for his favorite piece of architecture in Hartford, and he'll sidestep colonial and Italianate and Queen Anne marvels. He'll go straight to that monument of modernism, the downtown "Boat Building,'' the striking 1963 headquarters of The Phoenix Companies Inc. designed by Max Abramovitz, who also designed the United Nations and Lincoln Center's Avery Fisher Hall.](http://www.courant.com/media/thumbnails/story/2007-08/31759486.jpg "Ask Wilson H. Faude, historian extraordinaire and director emeritus of Hartford's Old State House, for his favorite piece of architecture in Hartford, and he'll sidestep colonial and Italianate and Queen Anne marvels. He'll go straight to that monument of modernism, the downtown "Boat Building,'' the striking 1963 headquarters of The Phoenix Companies Inc. designed by Max Abramovitz, who also designed the United Nations and Lincoln Center's Avery Fisher Hall.")
Courant Staff WriterAsk Wilson H. Faude, historian extraordinaire and director emeritus of Hartford's Old State House, for his favorite piece of architecture in Hartford, and he'll sidestep colonial and Italianate and Queen Anne marvels. He'll go straight to that monument of...Tags: JPMorgan Chase & Co., Old State House, Death, Phoenix Companies Incorporated, National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
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Tall Tree, Tall Tales
![In the bowels of the Connecticut Historical Society on graceful Elizabeth Street, Richard C. Malley is leading a cook's tour.
As assistant director of museum collections, and curator of technology, Malley knows his way around the museum's extensive holdings, both the pieces on display and those stored away. Today, he's hunting for pieces from Hartford's legendary Charter Oak, the tree that adorns the Connecticut quarter-dollar. The society has furniture from the tree, picture frames, jewelry, napkin rings - and simple, undeveloped hunks of the tree, what society employees call "chunks of chartah."](http://www.courant.com/media/thumbnails/story/2007-08/31759889.jpg "In the bowels of the Connecticut Historical Society on graceful Elizabeth Street, Richard C. Malley is leading a cook's tour.
As assistant director of museum collections, and curator of technology, Malley knows his way around the museum's extensive holdings, both the pieces on display and those stored away. Today, he's hunting for pieces from Hartford's legendary Charter Oak, the tree that adorns the Connecticut quarter-dollar. The society has furniture from the tree, picture frames, jewelry, napkin rings - and simple, undeveloped hunks of the tree, what society employees call "chunks of chartah.\"")
Courant Staff WriterIn the bowels of the Connecticut Historical Society on graceful Elizabeth Street, Richard C. Malley is leading a cook's tour. As assistant director of museum collections, and curator of technology, Malley knows his way around the museum's extensive...Tags: Charles Dickens, Old State House, Death, Arts and Culture, Mark Twain
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A Walk With History
The Hartford CourantIt's a beautiful spring day, and Edward Richardson of Glastonbury has just climbed 96 steps to the top of the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch in Hartford's Bushnell Park. To the south are the gold domes of the state Capitol and the Bushnell Center...Tags: Death, Connecticut River, Frederick Law Olmsted, Arts and Culture, Glastonbury
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