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	Hartford Advocate - newspaper in Hartford, Connecticut USA covering Hartford city guides entertainment at Mondo Times
		Hartford Advocate is a newspaper in Hartford, Connecticut, USA covering local events and entertainment.
		Alistair Highet is the editor of the Hartford Advocate.
		Hartford Advocate contact information is available to Mondo Times Advanced and Professional Members.
	www.mondotimes.com /1/world/us/7/446/1259 (108 words)

	Boston.com / News / Education / K-12 / Hartford officials bar child advocate workers from schools (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The school system has barred the advocate's office from entering schools to investigate complaints of educational neglect and misuse of restraints, The Hartford Courant reported Wednesday.
		Child Advocate Jeanne Milstein criticized school officials for denying her office access to the school to investigate complaints of educational neglect made by a long-term substitute teacher.
		The child advocate's office is also trying to look into allegations of misuse of restraints and seclusion at the Hartford Transitional Learning Academy, a school for special education students with emotional and behavioral problems.
	www.boston.com /news/education/k_12/articles/2004/05/12/hartford_officials_bar_child_advocate_workers_from_schools (547 words)

	HartfordInfo
		Growth in the Foreign-Born Workforce and Employment of the Native Born Rapid increases in the foreign-born population at the state level are not associated with negative effects on the employment of native-born workers.
		Activists in the state said the large rallies in Hartford and New Haven showed that their movement is growing as undocumented immigrants shed their fear in the face of a heated debate in Washington over competing proposals that could leave them labeled as felons and deported, or give them a chance to become citizens.
		Hartford’s march was one of many held throughout the country to draw attention to the plight of the thousands of persons now residing in the United States who have entered the country illegally.
	www.hartfordinfo.org /Issues/category.asp?pIssues=Immigrants (3119 words)

	Hartford Advocate - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Hartford Advocate is a alternative newspaper that is published weekly in Hartford, Connecticut and serves mainly the Greater Hartford area.
		The Advocate focuses primarily on the local arts and music scene, but it also contains many political articles with a liberal bent.
		The Advocate is owned and operated by The Hartford Courant, and is a sister publication of the New Haven Advocate, Valley Advocate, and Fairfield County Weekly.
	encyclopedia.worldsearch.com /hartford_advocate.htm (78 words)

	Don't Quote Me (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Hartford Advocate has morphed overnight from the Courant's nemesis into a marketing tool for clueless Courant executives trying to figure out how to appeal to those crazy twentysomethings with their coffee addictions and body piercings.
		The Advocate chain was born in 1973, when two young editors at the Courant, Robinson and Ed Matys, quit their jobs, borrowed $1500 apiece, and started the Valley Advocate.
		Advocate staffers say Robinson and Austin were wary of selling to either of the two major alternative-newspaper chains -- the Phoenix, Arizona-based New Times or Stern Publishing, owner of the Village Voice -- fearing that they would cut staff to pay down the debt they would presumably have to take on.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /archive/features/99/05/06/DON_T_QUOTE_ME.html (2284 words)

	Hartford History: Other Hartford sites
		Hartford Public Library - Important services include the Hartford Collection, which is a home for documents and photos concerning city history, and a microfilm collection Hartford newspapers.
		Hartford Studies Project - A Trinity College program that includes an archive documenting the city’s history since the 1880s and a course, “The History of Hartford,” offered twice a year to undergraduate and graduate students.
		Hartford Preservation Alliance - A highly active nonprofit organization that seeks to "revitalize Hartford and its neighborhoods through the preservation and rehabilitation of Hartford’s unique architectural heritage." Its newsletter is especially informative.
	www.hartfordhistory.net /othersites.html (3011 words)

	West Hartford News
		It was the sixth such annual ceremony conducted in Hartford by the India Association of Greater Hartford in association with a number of other local Indian-American organizations.
		Hartford Mayor Eddie Perez's wife is recovering from surgery Wednesday.
		Last week the YMCA West Hartford branch hosted a new "specialty camp" for girls ages 3 to 6 that was held on the campus of the Watkinson School.
	www.topix.net /city/west-hartford-ct (1264 words)

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		Hartford Hospital is developing a similar test that will help predict whether an asthma patient is likely to be helped at all by commonly prescribed medications...
		The Centers of Excellence are represented by Hartford Hospital in the northern tier of the state, and respectively, Yale New Haven Hospital in the southern tier...
		Hartford police were informed of the incident by Hartford Hospital officials, where the victim was brought for treatment by her parents.
	hospitals.cancer-help.org /ssi/2003/Hartford_Hospital.txt (9266 words)

	SFBG News: April 29, 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Hartford Courant is published in the City of Hartford, in the County of Hartford, Connecticut.
		The Hartford Courant and The Hartford Advocate are the only significant print media carrying local advertising directed at residents of Hartford County.
		As a result of the announced acquisition of The Hartford Advocate by Times Mirror Co., as alleged in paragraph 23 of the Complaint, the competition between The Hartford Courant and The Hartford Advocate in the market for local news and editorial matter will be reduced or eliminated.
	www.sfbg.com /News/33/30/follow/lawsuit.html (2061 words)

	Hartford News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Hartford Assistant Corporation Counsel Denise E. Aguilera struck gold when she came across the 1997 Superior Court case of Merola v.
		Kwan, of East Hartford, whose enterprise is one of five retail shops on the ground floor, fretted Monday over whether his business could survive this second incident.
		Hartford: Floating Porch Vin had been a fireman with the Hartford Fire Department for about five years when the flood came.
	www.topix.net /city/hartford-ct (1160 words)

	Ethnic Cleansing in Connecticut: Hartford Advocate
		Hartford and indeed the state of Connecticut played an important albeit unknown role in this country's campaign of ethnic cleansing.
		American eugenic advocates believed with religious fervor that the same Mendelian concepts determining the color and size of peas, corn and cattle also governed the social and intellectual character of man.
		In an America demographically reeling from massive immigration upheaval and torn by post-Reconstruction chaos, race conflict was everywhere in the early 20th century.
	www.mindcontrolforums.com /news/ethnic-cleansing-connecticut.htm (3253 words)

	Hartford Advocate Grand Band Slam 1999 \| Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Founded by the Advocate to highlight a growing musical culture in Hartford, the annual readers' poll actually began in 1989, as the Best of the Bands contest.
		Repeat winners are so prevalent this year, in fact, that organizers here at the Advocate are considering the establishment of a Hall of Fame category, which would effectively eliminate many of the area's most popular bands from the regular competition, and allow more room for newer groups to establish their presence.
		The vitality of a city can often be judged by the quality of its music, and Hartford's scene is still regarded as top-notch, even by visitors from the comparably dense musical environments in Boston and New York.
	www.grandbandslam.com /gbs99hf (361 words)

	Hartford travel guide - Wikitravel
		Hartford is the capital of the state of Connecticut in the United States of America.
		Hartford is known as a dangerous city, but almost all crime is contained in the Northeast area of the city.
		Hartford is a small city and one can access small farm towns in minutes.
	wikitravel.org /en/Hartford (2044 words)

	Hartford, Connecticut Media and Services (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Hartford Business Journal - includes subscription information, cover story, upcoming events, and contacts.
		Hartford Advocate - news and arts alternative weekly.
		Hartford Courant - news, business, sports, entertainment, opinion, and classifieds.
	www.jmm.com /Connecticut/Hartford (94 words)

	Hartford Advocate 4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Hartford 18 were grabbed in choke holds, and dragged off to patrol cars.
		At the time, a police spokesman described the crowd as "rowdy," claimed they were banging on police cars and chanting "anarchy now" and "attack the police!" The arrests began only after marchers had ignored police orders for 45 minutes, police say.
		The rest of the Hartford 18 accepted the state's plea offer for accelerated rehabilitation -- a brief form of probation that results in a dismissal of the case.
	bsomberg.web.wesleyan.edu /o25/advocate4.html (717 words)

	Hartford Advocate: We're Not Making This Up (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		After all, if they are sending you a fax, they probably want to get your attention, and be available for questions if you need clarification.
		That said, this reporter was confounded last week at the arrival of several faxes, here at the Advocate's office, from the United States Department of Homeland Security, the Cabinet department created by President George W. Bush in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, to consolidate America's defenses against future and potential terrorist attacks.
		This reporter called Homeland Security's press office four times in three days, left messages, and by press time, had not heard back from the press secretary, whoever that might be.
	www.4law.co.il /Le691c.htm (602 words)

	SFBG News extra \| No alternative \| September 8, 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Now, after using their presses for several years (and we sometimes wondered if they sabotaged our covers to make us look as if we didn't care about quality), Robinson was selling out to the enemy.
		Sure, the Advocate published "We will prevail" disclaimers and editor Janet Reynolds appeared on local radio shows parroting the Courant line that nothing would change, and if it did, she'd be the first to squawk about it.
		Instead of buying the Advocate for its gritty brand of reporting – and I noted that I worked the same style at the Advocate as I did at daily newspapers, I simply had more leeway in topics – I wondered if the Courant considered changing the way its newsroom operated.
	www.sfbg.com /Extra/Features/hartford.html (1427 words)

	UNotes Daily \| Media Watch
		The Hartford Courant profiled some of the young people in the Farmington Valley Transition Academy, a unique collaboration between Farmington and Simsbury schools and the university.
		Warren Goldstein, chair of the history department in the College of Arts and Sciences, had an opinion article published in the Hartford Courant that compared the current era in America to “The Gilded Age” of the late 1800s, “an era boasting astonishing, historically unprecedented wealth alongside the ugliest poverty and abuse of power,” he noted.
		Eric Rautio, 25, currently in his second year of the master’s in fine arts in painting at the Hartford Art School, was featured in a Hartford Advocate article about his invention of ART Painter.
	www.hartford.edu /daily/media.asp?id=332 (1414 words)

	City of Hartford
		Hartford’s 36th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade is Saturday, March 17th at 11:00am.
		Hartford is the home of such internationally known treasures as the Wadsworth Atheneum (the nation’s first public museum), as well as attractions like the Mark Twain House, the Hartford Stage, the Bushnell Memorial, and the Artists Collective.
		Companies such as Aetna, The Hartford Insurance Group, Phoenix, and St. Paul-Travelers have their roots here--- as does industrial giants like United Technologies.
	www.hartford.gov (299 words)

	Hartford Advocate: Meet Mr. Asbestos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		In Hartford, he defended himself against charges he stripped company assets to benefit his family.
		In Georgia, he sued the tobacco companies for their role in causing the lung disease suffered by Raybestos claimants, a move critics derided as an attention-diverting PR stunt.
		After the settlement agreement was reached in Hartford, some Welsh union officials feared that the factory would close because Smith would have to pay back too much money, according to British newspaper accounts.
	old.hartfordadvocate.com /articles/mrasbestos.html (3101 words)

	HartfordInfo
		Approve Landfill's Expansion This Hartford Courant editorial expresses the opinion that the Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority's proposal to continue dumping on the eastern slope of its landfill in the North Meadows section of Hartford appears to offer the agency and its 70 member towns some significant economic savings without a negative impact.
		Hartford Landfill Solutions Summary Document Hartford City Councilman Dr. Robert Painter has been investigating issues regarding the Hartford landfill as well as possible solutions to the problem.
		They have applied for a license from the state Department of Environmental Protection to merge the two facilities, which would increase the amount of materials they are able to recycle, and reportedly increase the overall daily recycling capacity.
	www.hartfordinfo.org /Issues/category.asp?pIssues=Landfills (1488 words)

	News on Charter Oak, Iowa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Frederic Church's "The Charter Oak at Hartford" is displayed, with a sliver of the Connecticut River in the background.
		Club of Greater Hartford will holddd theeeir annual Szopka Festival on Sunday, November 30th, from 9:30 am to 3 pm at the Polish National home, 60 Charter Oak...
		Hartford order to pay more than $200000 in compensation to...
	www.linkmorgue.org /us/ia/charter_oak.html (3291 words)

	THE HARTT SCHOOL : MUSIC-DANCE-THEATER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Hartford Advocate columnist Dan Barry, who covers the local music scene, recently gave a rave review to the students and faculty of The Hartt School for its "Public Works" performance.
		University of Hartford founder and life regent Grace Ellsworth was honored at the University of Hartford Fall Commencement on Sunday, Dec. 3, in Lincoln Theater.
		Several performers from the current Hartford Stage production were also featured in the radio version, including Hartt Theatre Division Chair Alan Rust as The Ghost of Christmas Present, Hartt faculty member Johanna Morrison as The Ghost of Christmas Past and Robert Davis, professor in the Hartt theatre division, as Bob Crachit.
	www.hartford.edu /HARTT/news-121306.htm (1359 words)

	New York Press
		The Hartford Advocate, to quote an alternative press figure who didn’t want to be identified, is a "classic example of a predictable alternative newsweekly.
		Even an Advocate employee agrees that the chain, whatever its virtues, isn’t exactly the sort of journalistic entity on the behalf of which one typically launches a crusade.
		Hartford Advocate publisher Francis J. Zankowski tells me that Robinson had the opportunity to sell within the industry—to the New Times chain, for example, or to Stern Publishing Co., the flagship paper of which is the Village Voice.
	www.nypress.com /print.cfm?content_id=23 (4999 words)

	Newspaper Hartford CT Connecticut + Local Post - City Guide
		Hartford Advocate 100 Constitution Plaza, Hartford, CT 06103,
		Hartford Courant, The 285 Broad Street, Hartford, CT 06115-2510,
		Hartford Magazine Online community magazine offering news, articles, weather, and local information including: a dining guide, calendar of events, message boards, and shopping.
	www.discoverourtown.com /CT/Hartford/Publications-1362.html (89 words)

	Klexus Search Engine: Hartford (10) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		News Bad Vibes With its large Jamaican population, the north side of Hartford is home to one of the country's most vibrant re...
		Hartford Web Publishing offers web pages that: promote global social progress serve the people of Hartford support working-cl...
		The Hartford Hospital web site is designed to be helpful to anyone searching for medical information, or for information abou...
	www.klexus.com /Hartford (193 words)

	Greater Hartford Arts Council - Hartford Advocate Grand Band Slam
		The Hartford Advocate’s "Grand Band Slam" has been a summer favorite for over a decade.
		This is truly one of the liveliest nights Hartford sees all season, with thousands of people dancing to the music of their favorite regional artists.
		Each year, Advocate readers vote for their favorite bands and individual performers in a wide range of musical genes.
	www.connectthedots.org /happening/bandslam.html (205 words)

	News & Opinion: Losing Alternative (Tucson Weekly . 05-10-99)
		On April 14 a subsidiary of the Hartford Courant, a Connecticut daily owned by Times Mirror, announced the purchase of five New England alternative weeklies, including the Hartford Advocate.
		Media chain--which includes the Hartford Advocate, the New Haven Advocate, the Valley Advocate, the Fairfield Courier Weekly, and the Westchester County Weekly--are hazy.
		The two plaintiffs--an Advocate reader and an advertiser--are represented by antitrust expert and UC Berkeley law prof Stephen Barnett, and Hartford-based counsel David Beizer.
	weeklywire.com /ww/05-10-99/tw_book2.html (1145 words)

	drawn and quarterly
		And giving someone a book can conceal a lovely didactic ambition, under the guise of selflessness, sort of like telling someone you love: “You should read this, it might improve you.” Or perhaps you are a better person than us and are thoroughly transparent and well-meaning.
		Over the next few pages, we here at the Advocate have reviewed a handful of books that have come across our desks in recent months, that we think might be a good, or pointed, gift for someone you care about.
		With a name like Anders Nilsen, you figure the artist/writer of this haunting graphic novel has spent too many lonesome hours trudging through frozen landscapes pondering big questions (he is, in fact, best known for a comic book series "Big Questions").
	www.drawnandquarterly.com /newsList.php?item=a41c31a7c9c765 (383 words)

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