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Monday, November 10th, 2025
Good morning, Hartford. Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 10th of November.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Rising grocery, utility and tax costs are straining family budgets statewide, and Connecticut Foodshare said its 600 pantries and 110 mobile sites have seen demand jump from 50% to nearly double. The organization reported that emergency state funds of $1.5 million per week are helping restock shelves—while federal SNAP funds remain delayed, keeping efforts in crisis mode. NBC Connecticut
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ West Hartford Business Buzz covers local updates including a toy store at 967 Farmington Avenue that will open in early spring after delays and Paris Baguette preparing to open soon in Corbin’s Corner. Local fundraisers—the ongoing We Care Card and Chick-fil-A’s Cookies for Kids campaign—support community causes while Kilwins at Blue Back Square remains open with a new franchisee. We-Ha
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ The Archdiocese of Hartford will open two new Catholic schools next year + church leaders say the move comes as interest in Catholic education rises + church attendance grows. NBC Connecticut
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ SNAP funds have been loaded onto the EBT cards of 366,000 people in Connecticut, and Governor Lamont says no further steps are needed. He added that 65% of the money came from federal sources + the state covered the rest, though it is unclear if December benefits will be affected by the ongoing shutdown. WTIC
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ UConn players Sarah Strong and Azzi Fudd scored a combined 85 points in 120 minutes across two games as they led the team to a 99 to 67 win over Florida State (the team is entering a post-Paige era). Coach Auriemma said the duo will drive the Huskies' play as they prepare to host Loyola Chicago and play Ohio State. Connecticut Post
- ➤ UConn football stunned Duke 37-34 Saturday at Rentschler Field when a late fumble recovery with 18 seconds left rallied the Huskies in front of their largest home crowd since 2013—one of the biggest wins in program history. Strong plays from quarterback Joe Fagnano and record-setting receiver Skyler Bell helped turn the game in UConn’s favor. FOX61
- ➤ The UConn Women’s Basketball Team celebrated its NCAA banner unveiling on Sunday at Gampel Pavilion — they won 99 to 67 over Florida State — in front of a sold-out crowd. They will play the Loyola Chicago Ramblers on November 12 at 7:30 p.m. — a game that will test their season strength. WTNH News 8
- ➤ Last week, high school football games in Connecticut showcased top performers as players from Plainville, Brookfield, Seymour, and others made key touchdown plays and record-breaking runs—raising the excitement at each contest. These standout performances helped set a competitive tone for local teams as the season goes on. Connecticut Post
- ➤ The Northwest Catholic Lions beat the Stonington Bears 1-0 in a Class M quarterfinal match on Nov. 7 in West Hartford — Maeve Staunton scored the only goal, and the team will play Lewis Mills in the semifinals at 7 p.m. on Nov. 11 at New Britain High School. We-Ha
- ➤ Over 1,000 participants ran and walked in Storrs for the Husky Run and Ruck Salute to Service on Sunday; the event—produced by the Hartford Marathon Foundation and supported by UConn Recreation—featured 10K and 5K races that raised $45,000 for military and veteran student scholarships and the Kyle Milliken Fund. Joe Decker and Julia Pilarski finished top in the men’s and women’s 10K races. WTNH News 8
- ➤ UConn defeated Florida State 99-67 on Sunday at Gampel Pavilion as Azzi Fudd scored 23 points and Sarah Strong added 21 while the Huskies unveiled their 2024-25 national championship banner before the game. The win marked 35 straight home victories—Florida State was led by Sole Williams with 14 points. FOX61
- ➤ UConn defeated Florida State 99-67 on Sunday in its home opener and unveiled the 2024-25 national championship banner—highlighting the team's strong season start. Azzi Fudd scored 20 points in the first half while Sarah Strong added 21 points and nine rebounds as part of UConn's dominant performance. NBC Connecticut
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PMP Exam Prep Course
9 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Regus - Hartford - Downtown — Pricing varies — Boost your project management skills with an intensive 4-day PMP certification training bootcamp.
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Dvorak and Rachmaninoff Concert
8-11 p.m. — The Bushnell Performing Arts Center — $5 for Capital students, faculty, and staff — Experience an evening of emotional orchestral brilliance featuring Dvorak’s Cello Concerto and Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. 2.
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Hartford Symphony Orchestra: Dvorak and Rachmaninoff
8-11 p.m. — The Bushnell Performing Arts Center — $5 for Capital students, faculty, and staff — Experience an emotional journey through Dvorak’s lyrical Cello Concerto and Rachmaninoff’s dramatic Symphony No. 2.
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Fernweh Lecture by Dr. Richard Benfield
6:30 p.m. — Windsor Public Library — Free entry — Explore distant places and experiences from over 137 destinations with Dr. Richard Benfield.
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Ninja Kidz Live: Infinite Possibilities
7:30-9:00 p.m. — William H. Mortensen Hall — Cost info not provided — Embark on an action-packed adventure in the Ninja Kidz multiverse where you control the outcome.
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Macy Gray Live Performance
8:00-9:30 p.m. — Infinity Music Hall — Tickets available — Experience Macy Gray's unique blend of R&B, soul, and funk with her captivating performance.
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Glow Hartford
12 PM – 7 PM — Connecticut Convention Center — Check event page for details — Experience a festive indoor light display reminiscent of neighborhood holiday decorations.
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CAPA Annual Book Festival
9 AM – 4 PM — West Hartford Meeting & Conference — Free entry — Explore a vibrant day with over 50 local authors sharing their stories and connecting with readers.
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UConn Huskies vs. Bryant Bulldogs Basketball
6-7:30 p.m. — PeoplesBank Arena — Cost info forthcoming — Cheer on UConn as they take on Bryant in a thrilling college basketball matchup.
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Memphis May Fire Concert
7:00-8:30 p.m. — The Webster — Tickets from $115 — Experience an electrifying night with Memphis May Fire in Hartford.
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