Jamil Ragland

2 weeks ago | theinnercitynews.com | Jamil Ragland

by Jamil RaglandEvelyn DillonParkville MarketHartfordApril 3, 2025I’m going to be honest with you: I really didn’t want to work on Thursday night. It was a gray and rainy evening, the kind where you want to curl up in bed and listen to the raindrops hit the window pane. But I heard that there was live music at Parkville Market, and it had been almost a year since my last visit. I got dressed and headed out. By the time I arrived, the place was already bumping.

2 weeks ago | newhavenindependent.org | Jamil Ragland

Evelyn DillonParkville MarketHartfordApril 3, 2025I’m going to be honest with you: I really didn’t want to work on Thursday night. It was a gray and rainy evening, the kind where you want to curl up in bed and listen to the raindrops hit the window pane. But I heard that there was live music at Parkville Market, and it had been almost a year since my last visit. I got dressed and headed out. By the time I arrived, the place was already bumping.

2 weeks ago | newhavenindependent.org | Jamil Ragland

Snow WhiteApple Cinemas XtremeHartfordAs I watched the new Snow White, I found myself wondering who the film was really for. It’s been nearly 90 years since the groundbreaking classic Snow White and the Seven Dwarves landed on movie screens. Disney has now added it to the growing list of remakes it has amassed in the last few years. The new Snow White tells a straightforward version of the story so many have grown up with.

3 weeks ago | theinnercitynews.com | Jamil Ragland

by Jamil RaglandMIDDLETOWN, CT – Connecticut has made significant strides in combating the epidemic of disconnected youth across the state, but there is still more work to do. That was the message from state officials who gathered at Beman Middle School in Middletown to share success stories from some of the programs targeted at helping young people get back into school and to find meaningful work.

3 weeks ago | ctnewsjunkie.com | Jamil Ragland

MIDDLETOWN, CT – Connecticut has made significant strides in combating the epidemic of disconnected youth across the state, but there is still more work to do. That was the message from state officials who gathered at Beman Middle School in Middletown to share success stories from some of the programs targeted at helping young people get back into school and to find meaningful work.