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Jeniece Roman/WSHUConnecticut announced the completion of a five-year plan to improve wireless cell service for commuters on the Metro-North New Haven line. -
OK Mozart Festival/OK Mozart FestivalThe Pulitzer-winning composer wants her music to speak to everyone, from farmers to children to the classical intelligentsia.
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Experience the energy, soul, and storytelling of GRAMMY®-winning classical ensemble Imani Winds on May 17th at the SHU Community Theater. Info and tickets here!
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