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Hartford seeks a $100K-a-year sublease from Trinity College for a downtown AI training hub

If you've been curious about artificial intelligence, downtown Hartford may be getting a place to learn it.

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Windsor's intro AI class runs two hours on Monday evening

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  • 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.Discovering the Wonders of Artificial Intelligence
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Mon., Nov. 9
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Bert Sirkin

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High School SportsIsaiah Edwards scores all five touchdowns as Wethersfield beats Bristol Eastern 35-0Isaiah Edwards had himself a night. The Wethersfield senior running back ran for 217 yards on 21 carries and scored all five of the Eagles' touchdowns in Thursday night's win over the Lancers.Today’s editionRead Higher EdUConn President Radenka Maric is a finalist for the University of Wisconsin–Madison chancellor jobIf you've been following the UConn leadership question, there's a new wrinkle. President Radenka Maric is one of three finalists for chancellor at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, the school announced Thursday. The others are Rashid Bashir and John Coleman, both of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.Friday’s editionRead High School FootballBristol Central falls 45-28 to South Windsor after another slow defensive startBristol Central's defense started slowly again Thursday night, and this time a better second half wasn't enough. The Rams lost 45-28 to South Windsor, trailing 25-14 at the half. Central pulled within 25-22 after an early third-quarter touchdown, but South Windsor answered with a long drive to lead 32-22 midway through the fourth quarter.Friday’s editionRead BusinessCVS plans a breakup that keeps Aetna in the fold but leaves its Hartford future openCVS Health plans a breakup that would turn its drugstore chain into a separate publicly traded company. The Financial Times first disclosed it Tuesday, and the Wall Street Journal reported that CEO David Joyner confirmed it, with completion expected in early 2028. Hartford-based Aetna would stay with CVS Caremark in a company that would keep the CVS Health name, with Joyner in charge.Thursday’s editionRead ElectionsEnfield voters approved a $511 million school project, and Southington voters rejected theirsIf you live in Enfield or Southington, your schools got a verdict Tuesday. Enfield voters approved a $511 million school construction project, with up to $89 million in town borrowing. Unofficial results from the state's election center showed it passing with more than 90 percent of precincts reporting as of 11 a.m. Wednesday.Thursday’s editionRead UConnDan Hurley wins No. 200 at UConn as the Huskies rout Gardner-Webb 86-46If you missed the doubleheader, UConn opened the season with an 86-46 win over Gardner-Webb on Monday night at PeoplesBank Arena. It was Dan Hurley's 200th win with the Huskies. He didn't hold on to the milestone ball: "I took the 200-win ball they gave me and threw it out into the hallway," Hurley said.Wednesday’s editionRead

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  • SNAP helpRoughly 18,000 people who lost SNAP benefits could qualify for $300 in food aid they haven't claimed yet, and Telemundo Nueva Inglaterra reports the state itself acknowledges many don't know how to get it.

    Roughly 18,000 people who lost SNAP benefits could qualify for $300 in food aid they haven't claimed yet, and Telemundo Nueva Inglaterra reports the state itself acknowledges many don't know how to get it. At a Hartford pantry, Hispanic Senior Center director Nilda Morales Rivera says the food sometimes doesn't last the whole month.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Telemundo Nueva Inglaterra

  • Level99Level99 opens Fri., Nov. 20, in the former Sears building at 1427 New Britain Ave.

    Level99 opens Fri., Nov. 20, in the former Sears building at 1427 New Britain Ave. in West Hartford. It's the company's first Connecticut venue and fifth overall, with 50 challenges including 44 cooperative rooms for groups of two to six players. Tickets start at $29.99 per person.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: West Hartford Patch, Hartford Business Journal

  • We Care CardIf you shop or dine in West Hartford Center, the annual We Care Card fundraiser is on through Nov.

    If you shop or dine in West Hartford Center, the annual We Care Card fundraiser is on through Nov. 15. A donation of $50 or more gets you discounts of up to 20% at 21 participating businesses. Proceeds benefit the West Hartford-based Ron Foley Foundation, which backs early detection of pancreatic cancer.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: West Hartford Patch, We-Ha, WFSB

  • BradleyChick-fil-A and Sergio's Go are now open in the food court past security at Bradley International Airport, the Connecticut Airport Authority announced Friday.

    Chick-fil-A and Sergio's Go are now open in the food court past security at Bradley International Airport, the Connecticut Airport Authority announced Friday. Sergio's Go offers empanadas, sandwiches and pastries, and both restaurants serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. Both opened with SSP America, the airport's food-and-beverage operator. Sparrow Pizza is set to open in 2027.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: MassLive.com, Windsor Locks Patch, WFSB, Hartford Business Journal

  • DinosaursThe Connecticut Science Center plans to open “Dinosaurs: Reign of Giants” in the second quarter of 2027, with more than a dozen full-size robotic dinosaurs across seven scenes.

    The Connecticut Science Center plans to open “Dinosaurs: Reign of Giants” in the second quarter of 2027, with more than a dozen full-size robotic dinosaurs across seven scenes. It replaces “Sharks,” which closes in early January.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Hartford Business Journal

  • Flu seasonFlu season has reached Connecticut earlier than last year, and six flu-related deaths have already been reported in the state.

    Flu season has reached Connecticut earlier than last year, and six flu-related deaths have already been reported in the state.

    Around Connecticut · Today’s editionSource: WTNH.com

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  4. WFSB3 hours ago

    Hartford Wolf Pack falls short in 4-2 loss to Rochester Americans

    The Hartford Wolf Pack lost 4-2 to the Rochester Americans on Friday night at Blue Cross Arena, according to the team. The loss leaves Hartford at 6-8-1-0 this season.

  5. The Bristol Press4 hours ago

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  6. The Bristol Edition4 hours ago

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Daily Hartfordto me · Sat., Nov. 76:00 a.m.

Hartford eyes a downtown AI training hub, and Level99 sets Nov. 20

Plus, Wethersfield's Isaiah Edwards scores all five touchdowns in a 35-0 win.

The TLDR

  1. Hartford seeks a $100K-a-year Trinity sublease for an AI hub
  2. Wethersfield's Isaiah Edwards scores all five TDs in a 35-0 win
  3. Level99 opens in West Hartford on Fri., Nov. 20
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