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Artist Pablo Delano describes his exhibit, “The Museum of the Old Colony” as a conceptual art exhibition that deals with history, that challenges the ways Puerto Rico has been portrayed through propaganda.
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This New Britain art exhibit is a call to decolonize Puerto Rico
Rachel Iacovone
Hartford-based artist Pablo Delano collected pieces of American media about Boricuas since the U.S. took over the Spanish colony in 1899. Many are dehumanizing depictions.
Hartford, Ct. — April 15, 2026 — Protestors dressed as Mr. Monopoly, march through The Capitol on Tax Day, April 15, 2026, to deliver postcards petitioning Governor Lamont to raise taxes on the wealthy.
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Working class advocates call for a CT Billionaire’s Tax, raising debate amid rising costs nationwide
Daniela Doncel
(L-R) Matt Barone and Alexander Bryden of transport architectural renderings of homes to be built where two office buildings now stand in Glastonbury at 55 Nye Road on April 14, 2026. The site will hold 64 new housing units, including 13 supportive units, to be known as Hillside Village. (Mark Mirko/Connecticut Public)
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Glastonbury turns old industrial park into dozens of affordable apartments
Abigail Brone
(L-R) Bill Collins talks with Jason Matway, who has worked on Collins’ farm since he was 14, as the two prepare to spread fertilizer across Collins’ sod crop at Fairweather Growers. The farm has been in Collins’ family for four generations spanning more than 100 years. The Farm in Rocky Hill, Ct., grows a variety of crops on 400 acres of farmland where Bill says about 1,500-2,000 gallons of fuel per week is required to run the farm’s machinery. Because of price increases in fuel and fertilizer due to the war in Iran, Collins says they've already decided to cut production this year by 20% in order to try and maintain an already slim profit margin.
Mark Mirko
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‘Gambling the farm’: Global conflict weighs on CT farmers, threatening a family legacy
Isabelle Marceles
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