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Emergency response volunteers from across the state gathered at Central Connecticut State University on Saturday to learn emergency preparedness skills including urban search and rescue + air patrol.

The training helped them gain certifications and exercises to serve their communities better.

Pick-your-own strawberry season is underway at Rocky Hill Community Farm after Fair Weather Growers expanded operations from 2 acres to 5 acres; the farm welcomes visitors daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. until the harvest ends by late June.

Spitz Mediterranean Street Food is now open at 138 Park Road in West Hartford, serving Mediterranean dishes like chicken gyros and loaded fries in an eclectic, family-friendly setting.

Owner-operators Nick and Paige Chamberlain plan to offer local beers once their liquor permit is approved.

Downtown Hartford hosted Capital City Pride Day Saturday with a street fair and live music.

Hundreds joined events on Pratt and Riverfront Recapture as Pride Month celebrated community diversity with food, vendors, and local art.

Hartford Public High School senior Jada Wilson will attend Trinity College this fall debt free thanks to Hartford Promise that offers up to $100,000 in scholarships for qualifying students.

The program has supported over 500 graduates and helps first-generation college-goers break barriers.

A bear was seen in Rocky Hill on Saturday when a resident reported the animal near 950 Maple Street.

Police are working with DEEP to assess the situation and advise residents to avoid the bear, secure pets, and keep outdoor food areas hidden.

Dr. Charles Cha of Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute discussed an experimental drug that showed promising results for patients with advanced pancreatic cancer during his 9 a.m. segment on Good Morning Connecticut on Jun.

12. The breakthrough treatment offers new hope as trials continue.

On Pratt Street, locals enjoyed a vibrant watch party where fans cheered the U.S. in a World Cup opener against Paraguay and celebrated a late goal from Giovanni Reyna.

Organized by the Hartford Chamber (and American Outlaws Hartford), local bars and restaurants set up outdoor screens and booths.

Adaptive athletes completed the annual Gauntlet 5K at Gaylord Hospital on Saturday, tackling 24 obstacles as more than 1,200 participants helped raise funds for Connecticut's largest adaptive sports program.

Fútbol Frenzy airs Friday at 7:00 PM on Channel 3 + offers a one-hour look at the USMNT's World Cup journey while highlighting Connecticut celebrations as the tournament unfolds across North America.

New Britain Bees vs. Lowell Spinners

6:35 p.m. — New Britain Stadium — Tickets available — Catch the exciting baseball showdown between the Bees and Spinners this June.

Secondhand Serenade Concert with Every Avenue

7-10 p.m. — The Webster — Tickets available via Ticketmaster — Catch the emotional acoustic sounds of Secondhand Serenade alongside Every Avenue.

Portland Sea Dogs vs. Hartford Yard Goats

7:10-8:10 p.m. — Dunkin' Park — Discounted tickets available — Enjoy a summer evening cheering for the Yard Goats at the ballpark.

Styles P Concert

8-11 p.m. — The Webster — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate an evening of hip-hop with acclaimed artist Styles P in Hartford.

Crossfire Hurricane: A Rolling Stones Tribute

7-8:30 p.m. — Little Theatre of Manchester at Cheney Hall — Tickets available — Experience New York's #1 Rolling Stones tribute band bringing you the legendary rock hits live.

Nashua Silver Knights vs. New Britain Bees

1:35–5:35 p.m. — New Britain Stadium — Tickets from $34 — Catch a thrilling baseball match between the Nashua Silver Knights and the New Britain Bees.

Cyanotype Coaster Workshop

5-11 p.m. — The Firestone | Art studio + Cafe — Pre-registration required — Create stunning ceramic coasters using the magic of cyanotype and real foliage.

Norwich Sea Unicorns vs. New Britain Bees Baseball

6:35-10:35 p.m. — New Britain Stadium — VIP tickets available — Enjoy a thrilling night of baseball with exceptional VIP experiences and amenities.

America 250: Hartford's Long Weekend Kickoff Concert

6-9 p.m. — Mortensen Riverfront Plaza — Free parking — Celebrate America’s 250th with an evening of live music and community spirit along the riverfront.

Sweeney Todd

6:30-10:30 p.m. — Hartford Stage — Tickets start at $64 — Experience the thrill of Sweeney Todd in a captivating live performance.