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Friday - September 03, 2010

Weekend Happenings
Samantha Sullivan

Spend your Labor Day weekend relaxing and enjoying four days of events in town. Soccer games begin at University of Hartford, kids can try paper marbling at the Noah Webster House, and the Hartford Pops will be playing at Town Hall.
Filed In: Entertainment


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Thursday - September 02, 2010

Police Log: August 23-30


Of the 52 arrests this week, 14 were from West Hartford, 12 were from Hartford and nine were from out of state. One arrest involved Kidnapping.
Filed In: Police


Real Estate Transactions: August 24 - September 1


Of the 28 transactions this week, only two were for more than $500,000. The most expensive property sold for $865,000 on Old Oak Road, while the least expensive was on Shadow Lane for $88,500.
Filed In: Real Estate


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Wednesday - September 01, 2010

West Hartford senior housing to receive federal money for renovations
Samantha Sullivan

Governor M. Jodi Rell announced last week that $2.5 million will be appointed to the rehabilitation and expansion of the Alfred E. Plant Elderly Apartments on Farmington Avenue.
Filed In: Community News


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Tuesday - August 31, 2010

West Hartford Art League commissions artists to paint bus shelters for ArtWalk
Samantha Sullivan | Photography by Roxanne Stachelek

As an expansion on the ArtWalk exhibit set for September, the West Hartford Art League (WHAL) has commissioned three artists to paint the bus shelters on Farmington Avenue to be included in the public art displays.
Filed In: Organizations


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Monday - August 30, 2010

Longstanding synagogue relocates to West Hartford
Samantha Sullivan | Photography by Samantha Sullivan

Members of Congregation B'Nai Sholom have been cleaning out dozens of book shelves and rooms to pack for the move to Solomon Schechter Day School, unearthing forgotten treasures and warm memories with every box.
Filed In: Religion


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Friday - August 27, 2010

Weekend Happenings
Samantha Sullivan | Photography by (Photo Courtesy of Facebook)

Enjoy the rest of the summer weather while it lasts! This weekend you can catch live music at Szechuan Tokyo and Blue Back Square, see Dom Fig perform at Playhouse on Park and dance with Thodos Dance Chicago at St. Joseph College.
Filed In: Entertainment


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Thursday - August 26, 2010

Police Log: August 16-23


Of the 42 arrests this week, 15 were from West Hartford, nine were from Hartford and four were from New Britain. Eight arrests involved Breach of Peace 2, while three involved Driving While Under the Influence.
Filed In: Police


Real Estate Transactions: August 19-23


Of the 16 properties sold this week, five were for less then $200,000. The most expensive property was at 46 Old Stone Crossing, which sold for $1,987,500.
Filed In: Real Estate


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Wednesday - August 25, 2010

MDC to replace sewer line on New Park Avenue
Samantha Sullivan

The Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) is preparing for the replacement of a structurally deficient sewer line soon after Labor Day on New Park Avenue.
Filed In: Town News


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Tuesday - August 24, 2010

Waste not, worry not
Tracey Weiss | Photography by Tracey Weiss

Green Monster's zero landfill policy means your electronics get recycled and reused.
Filed In: Business


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Monday - August 23, 2010

Amateur radio has a history in West Hartford
Tracey Wilson

Town Councilor Steve Adler and Dr. Rick Liftig are two of the more than 175 ham radio operators who live in town. In a day of instant communication through the Internet and cell phone, these amateur operators seem something of an anomaly.
Filed In: Community News


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