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On a crisp, fall morning in Granby, Connecticut, sixty-two-year-old Marji LaFreniere is just finishing her morning walk. Her silver hairContinue Reading
On a crisp, fall morning in Granby, Connecticut, sixty-two-year-old Marji LaFreniere is just finishing her morning walk. Her silver hairContinue Reading
John Bell glides through the crowd that is marveling at the many forms of Shakespeare puppets on display at theContinue Reading
A thin, black polyester commencement gown is a rite of passage for graduating seniors. Not to mention the caps decoratedContinue Reading
The bustle of first lunch period fills the halls of Coventry High School. I’m four years removed from the awkwardContinue Reading
On Colony Street in downtown Meriden, Connecticut, local artists teach classes to each other at Gallery 53. The redbrick, three-storyContinue Reading
On a sunny Thursday morning in early March, Central Connecticut State University’s Constitution room buzzes with conversation as a groupContinue Reading
On a temperate, breezy March afternoon I circled the Hartford campus of Trinity College to find Cinestudio. The Cinestudio sign was lit and the brick looked worn but hadContinue Reading
In 1851, a woman took a break from raising six children, including a newborn, to write one of the mostContinue Reading
Four performers wrapped in red satin silk dance as if they were making love to the black chairs in frontContinue Reading
The biting chill of an autumn day in Southington, Connecticut, is melted away once inside the South End Schoolhouse. ThoughContinue Reading