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At the Eli Whitney Museum, learning happens in the workshop
| Image Source: Eli Whitney Museum. |
Eli Whitney is most often remembered as the inventor of the cotton gin and a proponent of interchangeable parts, the manufacturing standard that helped usher in the Industrial Revolution. Less well…
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Taking Care of Cats
| A feral cat colony Photo courtesy of The Greater New Haven Cat Project |
Sometimes the best of intentions leads to the problem of cat overpopulation. A person finds a hungry cat and decides to rescue it. Then another kitty shows up to the door and is taken in as well.…
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Welcoming Every Child
| After listening to a story, children work on a related craft project. Photo Credit Matthew Higbee |
The Connecticut Children’s Museum makes accessibility,…
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River advocates raise concerns about pollution
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Helping immigrants is their mission
| L-R Erika Vergara, Sister Doretta D’Albero, and Sister Mary Ellen Burns standing in front of their offices in Fair Haven. |
In 1906, a small congregation of nuns from the Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus left their home in Tuscany to perform missionary work in New Haven.…
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