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Quick Stops: Stanley Quarter – Kerri Ana

New Britain · New Britain

Quick Stops: Stanley Quarter – Kerri Ana

Stanley Quarter Park is a place I visited exactly once during my two years at the university across the street and one year living in New Britain’s southside, over twenty years ago. Though not exactly hidden, it drifted under my radar. I don’t recall there being any signs indicating this was a park except at Blake Road, so you had to be coming from a particular direction. It felt opaque, and certainly not walkable from CCSU, even though it shoul…Read Article

Safe Streets Connecticut: May 2025 – Kerri Ana

White Plains, New York · White Plains

Safe Streets Connecticut: May 2025 – Kerri Ana

Last month, I shared that the known pedestrian/cyclist fatality number for last year was at 67. That’s a number that needs revising, again, even though this information never made it into the Connecticut Crash Data Repository, and even though the local news never bothered to follow up on a story. On a Wednesday night last July, a boy was walking on Route 159 in Suffield near his boarding school when the driver of a Toyota Camry struck him. The c…Read Article

Safe Streets Connecticut: April 2025 – Kerri Ana

When those who make decisions about road design and vehicle design are held legally and financially responsible for damages, we might begin to see change. For instance, Hartford’s City Council is currently seeking to weaken policy that would ensure that people outside of cars have some protection. I contacted all of our councilpersons and their aides. Only two showed they understood the stakes in their responses to me: John Gale and through his …Hartford, Connecticut · Hartford Read Article

Hartford’s Regressive City Council Strikes Again – Kerri Ana

On April 7, 2025, a driver struck and killed Nicholas Thompson, a Hartford resident who was riding his bicycle on Main Street where there are no bike lanes; this happened in the same spot where a driver killed pedestrian Michael Brown in 2022. Less than one week later, a driver killed Beth Bosco, a Hartford resident who was using her wheelchair on Broad Street where lighting is poor, there are multiple lanes, and the existing bike lanes are freq…Hartford, Connecticut · Hartford Read Article

These Are Not Unprecedented Times – Kerri Ana

Action slays despair. Because these are not unprecedented times, we have models. An article from 2019 is recirculating right now. Before you go off to read that — and please do — I want to remind you of a lesson we can learn straight from nature, even in places where you may have been told nature does not exist. I’ve seen this happen in Hartford a few times, but most memorably was in a parking lot near Flatbush Avenue. I was waiting in a vehicle…Hartford, Connecticut · Hartford Read Article

Action Accountability – Kerri Ana

Last week I challenged readers to take five actions in six weeks, and last Monday, I shared what I was intending to do. Here is my bit of accountability from the first week: 1. On a cold Tuesday night, instead of going home for dinner after work, hundreds of people packed the pews, the balcony, and the overflow seating at Immanuel, a church at the corner of Farmington and Woodland. They were there to listen to Matt Ritter — Speaker of the Connec…Taxes · Hartford Read Article

Five Actions in Six Weeks – Kerri Ana

Last weekend, I challenged people to in the next six weeks try 5 of the 26 action items created/compiled by Danya Ruttenberg. This is something that I will be doing as well, even with upcoming holidays and general life busyness. For me, one of these actions is relaunching the ConnectiCUT Book Club, which began in September 2023 as a way to build community among those interested in climate science, urbanism, and transportation, and to try to get …Hartford, Connecticut · Hartford Read Article

People gather across Oregon to protest Trump policies

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

The protests are part of the nationwide ‘Hands Off!’ event.Trump Administration See the Story

How Tariffs Were Handled 250 Years Ago – Kerri Ana

The 27 Grievances should not feel like a Bingo Card right now, and yet: If we’re looking for ideas about improving this thing we live in called a society, one of many approaches might be to require ongoing civics education as adults. The folks who don’t like to do things of substance will complain that they’re too busy with the kids, but we all know that they find time to go to Memorial Day parades and Independence Day fireworks shows. It cannot…Hartford, Connecticut · Hartford Read Article

Safe Streets Connecticut: March 2025 – Kerri Ana

On the early morning of June 24, 2024, Claire and Nicholas were using Route 72 in Bristol. There are far fewer cars out at 4:14 AM, which in theory, should mean less risk to those outside of vehicles. Route 72 in Bristol has a history of fatal pedestrian and cyclist crashes. This is something one can know even without the data. There are five lanes at this intersection on a road with a posted speed limit of 35 MPH. There are gas stations on two …Bristol, Connecticut · Bristol Read Article

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