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  • 1 week ago | ctlatinonews.com | Belén Dumont

    HARTFORD—In the not-too-distant future, “” at TheaterWorks Hartford explores humanity in the digital age. This moving performance premieres on June 3 and runs through July 6, 2025. Isolated in her messy New York City apartment, Aislin nostalgically longs for simpler, analog times. As she ages, the digitizing world around her becomes more and more unfamiliar. Aislin confronts this reality when her son hires a new caretaker—who happens to not be human…at least, in the traditional sense.

  • 1 month ago | latinonewsnetwork.com | Belén Dumont

    NEW HAVEN—Growing up in Queens, NYC, Dr. Martha Muñoz daydreamed about distant islands with great biodiversity. Her parents would share stories about living in Cuba—sparking an interest and curiosity for exploring lush environments. Public parks and museums nurtured her passion for the natural world at a young age.

  • 1 month ago | ctlatinonews.com | Belén Dumont

    NEW HAVEN—Growing up in Queens, NYC, Dr. Martha Muñoz daydreamed about distant islands with great biodiversity. Her parents would share stories about living in Cuba—sparking an interest and curiosity for exploring lush environments. Public parks and museums nurtured her passion for the natural world at a young age.

  • 2 months ago | ctlatinonews.com | Belén Dumont

    HARTFORD—At the historic 233 Pearl Street theater, TheaterWorks Hartford welcomed the Hartford Stage team to conjointly announce their co-production of the musical thriller Sweeney Todd—a winner of eight Tony Awards—to premiere in June 2026. Standing side-by-side, Hartford Stage Artistic Director Melia Bensussen and TheaterWorks Hartford Artistic Director Rob Ruggiero proudly shared that Ruggiero would direct the grand performance at Hartford Stage.

  • 2 months ago | latinonewsnetwork.com | Belén Dumont

    Across the country, education officials are developing plans to protect students and their families from immigration enforcement since President Trump rescinded guidelines that prevented immigration arrests in and around “sensitive” locations, including schools. Since the recent policy change, there have been no reports of ICE operations at schools in New Hampshire. However, in preparation, education officials across the state are collaborating with legal organizations and others for support.

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