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AHNA News & Views
April
2020
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Next Meeting 5/04/2020
The meeting for April has been canceled in accordance with Governor Lamont's 'Stay at Home Order'. The next meeting is Monday May 4th which will be a streaming video conference if necessary.
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From The Director
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From the Executive Director
David MacDonald
The Asylum Hill Neighborhood Association's mission is to empower and connect residents and stakeholders to improve the quality of life in our neighborhood. Like you, we are navigating the uncharted waters of the COVID-19 pandemic. Amidst all this uncertainty, however, some things are known- namely, that Hartford is home to committed community leaders, passionate non-profits, and generous business partners. In our city, we will work together to meet this crisis with compassion, confidence and creativity.
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From the House
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Greetings to my friends and neighbors in Asylum Hill!
Capitol Update on COVID-19
By Rep. Matt Ritter
The corona virus (COVID-19) is impacting every facet of life in Hartford. From schools, to families, to businesses - we are all impacted in a very real way. As we continue to navigate this new public health reality, please contact me at Matthew.Ritter@cga.ct.gov, or by phone at (860)240-8489, if you have any questions or concerns.
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Exploring Asylum Hill
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Exploring Asylum Hill -
COVID-19 responses in Asylum Hill
By Bernie Michel
Saint Francis Hospital has been visibly busy over the last several weeks dealing with the escalating issue that is COVID-19. Especially here in Asylum Hill, but also throughout the region they are a primary line of defense in dealing with this pandemic. People are coming from the surrounding towns to get tested.
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Asylum Hill Then And Now
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Volunteer Of The Month
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Volunteer (Opportunities) of the Month
As was suggested in
Asylum Hill Then & Now,
there are a few activities that are still compatible with all the restrictions of COVID 19. It seems valuable to try to focus on what we can do. Social distancing, 6 feet apart, puts a real crimp in the way most of us behave, especially when we're volunteering to help others.
However, one thing that it seems could still be done by anyone willing, that's still allowed, at least for now, and benefits us all, is picking up litter.
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Asylum Hill Guide
The collaboration between AHNA and Hartford Publications that began last summer, with the generous support of The Hartford, is finally being completed. The paper edition is being printed now, and will hopefully be available for early distribution along with this April edition of the print
News & Views.
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March Recap
The old adage about March, lions and lambs got turned on its head this year. The month began with an AHNA meeting on March 2
nd that hosted the first of the Hartford Plan of Conservation and Development called Hartford 2035. What was to be a series of six meetings got cut short to only two.
On March 8
th, tragedy struck on Ashley St when the house at 29 Ashley owned by Mr. Delille caught fire. Fortunately no one was injured, but the damage is extensive, and the owner is still waiting for the State Fire Marshall to complete the necessary inspection before any cleanup work can begin.
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COVID-19 Press Releases
St Francis Mobile Hospital
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Events and Opportunities
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Link to site for information and tickets.
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Arts and Music on the Hill
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Events Calendar
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Please click on the following link to go to our online Events Calendar.
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Sincerely,
Paul O'Mara Communications Committee Chair
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