In 2021, Connecticut passed its “nickel-per-nip” program to update the state’s Bottle Bill. In its first full year, the program generated over $4.2 million throughout the state. The money from the program is designed to support the collection and proper disposal of “nip” bottles.
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The tennis courts at Hamden High School are set to be restored following a $152,000 donation from Quinnipiac University. This is not the first time Quinnipiac has made a contribution to local Connecticut schools. Over the summer, Quinnipiac donated $48,000 in support of Hamden Middle School. The donation followed town budget cuts that would have…
Hamden celebrated restaurant week with 14 local eateries participating.
The Southern Connecticut Scrabble Club is more than just a group of people who play the popular board game.
Hamden Middle School sports begin after a donation from Quinnipiac University saved its programs from the town’s budget cut.
On Friday, Sept. 20, No Worries Brewery in Hamden hosted the first-ever “21 Songwriters Festival” to raise money for Musical Intervention, a local charity based in New Haven for more than nine years.
Angelo and Ettore Rossetti, 56, have been playing racquet sports their whole life, but the twins have been putting their own spin on the game — setting world records.