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Denise Day, and her son Hudson, ride “The Railyard Local” at the The Danbury Railroad Museum. In operation since 1995, the museum is housed in the historic Union Station that opened in 1903 but fell into disrepair by the 1990’s. Today, the museum contains railroad artifacts, historic photographs and model train exhibits inside and a 10-acre historic railroad yard outside. Through the Connecticut Summer at the Museum program, children receive free admission at all Connecticut museums through Sept 4, 2023.
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Before the summer ends, take your kids to ride on a 1920s locomotive in Danbury for free
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As a part of the Connecticut Summer at the Museum program, the Danbury Railway museum is offering free admission to children 18 and under, plus an accompanying adult.
New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker speaks during a press conference in August 2023 in the Hill neighborhood of New Haven announcing an initiative to make housing resources more accessible to city residents.
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New Haven looks to hotels and tiny homes to expand shelter for unhoused people
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The Meriden Firefighter 1148 organized a back-to-school event on August 25, 2023 to help children grades K to 8th with school supplies. Beth Dunn, Deputy chief Ryan Dunn’s wife, volunteers to hand out back packs to Meriden families.
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Meriden Back to School event helps families struggling with education expenses
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Scouts from Portland's own Boy Scout Troop 2 hold up images of the four stamps unveiled today at Portland's Senior Center.
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CT's Arrigoni Bridge honored with U.S. Postal Service first-class stamp
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Teachers from Puerto Rico continue to be recruited to teach in Connecticut through Hartford's Paso a Paso program. Delbert Alvarado at Hartford Public High School spoke on how he's preparing to be teachers in a new place and new school school district with a different curriculum.
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