Good morning, Hartford.

The Park Road Association’s Beautification Club will host its Annual Fall Clean Up Walk on Sunday, Sept.

27 at 9 a.m. at the Playhouse on Park, 244 Park Road; check-in begins at 8:45 a.m. and no registration is needed.

Alumnae of Mount Saint Joseph Academy will reunite at Aviva Senior Living in West Hartford on Saturday, Oct.

17 from 2 to 5 p.m.; admission is $35 with RSVP due by Oct. 1 — the event honors a historic legacy.

Moises Ricardo of Bristol became a U.S. citizen after 17 years of waiting + facing health issues and an immigration pause that canceled his exam.

He held his naturalization ceremony at Bridgeport federal court on Thursday with his son present after Congressman Larson helped get his case back on track.

Local business Level99 plans to hire about 100 workers before its fall opening, with recruitment starting soon in Hartford.

Jackson Olson ’20, a UHart alumnus and Savannah Bananas standout, danced a cha-cha with pro Emma Slater to open season 35 of ABC's Dancing with the Stars on Sept.

18, and he was honored with an Anchor Award in 2023.

Central Connecticut State University President Zulma Toro is under investigation after a complaint filed in August accused her of bullying, intimidation and creating a hostile workplace.

State regulators have hired a third party to review the allegations amid growing concerns from staff and administrators.

SoNE HEALTH and University of Saint Joseph in West Hartford are expanding their academic partnership to offer nurse practitioner and PA students supervised clinical rotations at affiliated practices in Connecticut + Massachusetts.

The program gives students vital real-world care experience under seasoned clinicians.

Revolution Wind finished installing all 65 turbines in its offshore wind farm — valued at $6.2 billion — which has produced carbon-free power since March and will reach 704MW output later this year to support the regional grid.

Healthcare analyst Ellen Andrews, Ph.D., warned that 114,300 state residents will lose coverage as federal budget cuts and new Medicaid work requirements take effect soon.

State agencies & health providers are ramping up support to help affected families access affordable care.

Conard defeated Hamden 26-21 on the road Friday night.

Holden Smith scored first and Henry Tamaccio sealed the win with a key fourth-down play.