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Marchers fill Torrington's Main Street for Memorial Day parade - Vimarsana News

Marchers fill Torrington's Main Street for Memorial Day parade

Torrington residents lined the streets Monday morning for the annual Memorial Day parade, which was held on Main Street with ceremonies at Coe Memorial Park.

Marchers fill Torrington's Main Street for Memorial Day parade - Vimarsana News

Marchers fill Torrington's Main Street for Memorial Day parade

Torrington residents lined the streets Monday morning for the annual Memorial Day parade, which was held on Main Street with ceremonies at Coe Memorial Park.

Medical mission comes to Coe Park - Vimarsana News

Medical mission comes to Coe Park

TORRINGTON - From free haircuts and grooming for the homeless to health screenings, vaccinations, new reading glasses and dental checkups, Coe Memorial Park bustled with activity Saturday.The Hartford HealthCare Medical Mission took place across the state, including the park in downtown Torrington.

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Salsa, merengue featured in Torrington's first Hispanic Heritage Fest - Vimarsana News

Salsa, merengue featured in Torrington's first Hispanic Heritage Fest

TORRINGTON - The rain may have driven the first Hispanic Heritage Festival indoors, but it didn't keep city residents from dancing the salsa and merengue Saturday at Coe Memorial Park Civic Center. The Torrington Downtown Cultural District hopes this will become an annual event. Event organizers Ric

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How to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in Connecticut - Vimarsana News

How to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in Connecticut

National Hispanic Heritage Month officially kicked off Friday, Sept. 15, beginning a month-long celebration of U.S. Latino and Hispanic communities.

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