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Congressman Himes Announces Federal Grants for the Arts in Southwest CT | 960 WELI - Vimarsana News

Congressman Himes Announces Federal Grants for the Arts in Southwest CT | 960 WELI

Congressman Jim Himes announced $125,000 in federal grants to support arts and culture in Southwest Connecticut. These programs fund education, engagement and access to art.

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Congressman Himes Announces Federal Grants for the Arts in Southwest CT | KC101 - Vimarsana News

Congressman Himes Announces Federal Grants for the Arts in Southwest CT | KC101

Congressman Jim Himes announced $125,000 in federal grants to support arts and culture in Southwest Connecticut. These programs fund education, engagement and access to art.

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Congressman Himes Announces Federal Grants for the Arts in Southwest CT | KISS 95-7 - Vimarsana News

Congressman Himes Announces Federal Grants for the Arts in Southwest CT | KISS 95-7

Congressman Jim Himes announced $125,000 in federal grants to support arts and culture in Southwest Connecticut. These programs fund education, engagement and access to art.

Source: iheart.com
Connecticut Fishing Report- February 16, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Connecticut Fishing Report- February 16, 2023

Brown trout and salmon fishing is good through mild weather, and holdover striped bass bite well in the rivers from Milford to Norwich.

Advocates flag concerns over solar subcontractor at old Hickory Ridge Golf Course in Amherst - Vimarsana News

Advocates flag concerns over solar subcontractor at old Hickory Ridge Golf Course in Amherst

AMHERST — Advocates for solar development that protects forests and natural resources are calling on the town to do more to keep the former Hickory Ridge Country Club, and the Fort River that traverses the 150-acre property, from being harmed after...