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WHAT’S HAPPENING: May 10 – June 17
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Art in Action: Young Artists’ Vision of 2020
The Mandell Jewish Community Center, in collaboration with the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, will showcase “Art in Action: Young Artists’ Vision of 2020,” a collection of creative work that captured the thoughts and emotions of teens from across the Greater Hartford region during the Covid-19 crisis. During the fall of 2020, more than three dozen Greater Hartford artists, ages 13-19, submitted to the Hartford Foundation a variety of creative projects which reflected their energy and emotions during the pandemic. The artwork – in an array of art
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Republicans on key committee oppose no-excuse absentee ballot voting
Yehyun Kim :: ctmirror.org
Absentee ballot drop boxes are located near the parking lot of the West Hartford Town Hall. Voters can return the ballot via the United States Postal Service, in person in the Town ClerkÕs office, or via the drop box that the Office of the Secretary of the State has provided to each town. The drop boxes are typically located outside of town or city hall.
Some members of the Republican minority in the General Assembly signaled Friday they will try to block fast-track action on a constitutional amendment that would allow no-excuse voting by absentee ballot.
A West Hartford town council member who was accused of inflammatory rhetoric in the wake of the U.S. Capitol invasion says she has been unfairly vilified and threatened for an innocent comment.