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Andres Chaparro's Jazz-Themed Art At Capital Community College In Hartford
“Listen with Your Eyes,” an exhibit of paintings by Andres Chaparro, who is inspired by jazz music and his favorite jazz artists, opwns at the Conrad Mallet Gallery at Capital Community College, 950 Main St. in Hartford, on Thursday, Sept. 6,...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Arts
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August Exhibits: Jazz-Themed Show In Hartford, 'Through The Eyes Of The Artists' In Avon
An exhibition of art on the subject of jazz is up at the Conrad Mallet Art Gallery at 950 Main St. in Hartford (Capital Community College). “Ascension II” features the work of Joseph Chandler, Andres Chaparro, Keith Claytor, Kenneth Combs,...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Avon (Hartford, Connecticut), Artists, Arts
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Capital Community College, Insurance Department Team Up To Produce Educational Videos
The Hartford CourantThe YouTube videos answer some of consumers' most common questions. In the event of a car crash, where may I take my car to get repaired? Who pays for a rental car, and when is a damaged vehicle considered a total loss? A different video answers...Tags: Social Media, Consumers, Insurance, YouTube, Facebook
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Travelers Graduates 17 From Internship Program
The Hartford CourantThe Travelers Cos. graduated 17 students from its EDGE internship program, a multi-year partnership with colleges in Connecticut and Baltimore, Md. This was the second graduating class in a program that started five years ago to engage college students...Tags: Insurance, University of Connecticut, Environmental Issues, Education, Students
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Nearing Retirement, The Rev. Henry Brown Remains Passionate In Quest To Quell Violence
The Hartford CourantGun violence has played a big role in the Rev. Henry Brown's life. Brown, 62, is known by many as the face of Mothers United Against Violence, an organization he founded more than nine years ago to help families devastated by violence. Brown and the...Tags: Pedro E. Segarra, Hartford Seminary, Crime, Law and Justice, U.S. Army, Juvenile Delinquency
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Hartford Police Chief Announces Retirement
The Hartford CourantPolice Chief Daryl K. Roberts, saying he was leaving on his own terms, announced Friday that he would retire Dec. 31 after 30 years with the city police department. His retirement coincides with the end of his current contract, city officials said....Tags: Calixto Torres, Juvenile Delinquency, Eddie A. Perez, Retirement, Government
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Turning The Dropout Rate Around: Opportunity High School Grads Step Into The Future
The Hartford CourantIt's not that Leslie Soler wasn't capable of doing the work. She just didn't feel like showing up. Soler failed all of her courses at Hartford Public High School except for civics. She would walk out of class while the teacher was speaking, usually to...Tags: Nursing, Pies and Tarts, University of Connecticut, Education, Punishment
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Pedro Segarra Poised To Become Hartford Mayor
When Pedro Segarra stepped off a bus in Hartford more than 30 years ago, he felt an instant connection with the city.
Despite having little money and no place to stay, Hartford felt safe to the boy who, at 15, had left the South Bronx to escape the...Tags: Gang Activity, University of Connecticut, Social Services, Eddie A. Perez, Family
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Crumbie Settlement
Former state police Sgt. Andrew Crumbie has reached a settlement with the state following his claims that he was demoted for political and racial reasons.
Crumbie is dropping his claims and in return will receive a newly created job as an assistant to... -
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ctnow.comHere is a list of university and college computer science departments in Connecticut. Four-year institutions: Central Connecticut State University Computer Science Department Connecticut College Department of Computer Science Fairfield University...Tags: Wesleyan University, Yale University, Science, Norwalk (Fairfield, Connecticut), University of Bridgeport
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Colleges' Next Goal: Retaining Minorities
Black and Hispanic students are enrolling in Connecticut's colleges at record rates, but too many are dropping out before graduating, the state reported Wednesday. Minority students also are disproportionately concentrated at lower-level programs,...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Continuing Education, National or Ethnic Minorities, Education, Students
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