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CAFTA, Torrington’s visual arts school has big plans for 2012
TORRINGTON — In a little under a year, the Connecticut Academy for the Arts has seen more than 1,000 students, patrons and visitors — but plans for 2012 exceed what CAFTA has already accomplished.
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New Britain 'Benefits Are Endless' Awards Winners
Southern Connecticut State University, the local American Legion post, Amy, Mike McCarthy and Amy Kirby have all been selected as "Benefits Are Endless" awards winners by the city.
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Coming Event: 31st Connecticut Flower & Garden Show is February 23-26, 2012 in Hartford
HARTFORD, Conn. -- The "31th annual Connecticut Flower & Garden Show" -- one of the largest and most prestigious flower shows in New England -- is set for Thursday, February 23 through Sunday, ...
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State officials to visit Bethel High
Teacher Karen Fildes leads the program, which is largely grant funded and is a pilot for the state because it represents the most advanced thinking in terms of science instruction.
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Conn. environmental projects get boost from grants
A Connecticut school, nature center, hospital and nonprofit group are each getting grants for environmental projects.
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Arts advocate Audette honored by state association
BRISTOL — The coordinator of a program that partners city schools with businesses has been honored for her arts advocacy, in the same week as she announced more than $10,000 in grants to local schools.
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Connecticut Arts Administrators recognize Stamford Symphony
Susan Webb, Stamford Symphony education director and Richard Sadlon, past president of CAAA and Director of Music in the Darien Public Schools.
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