A series of entries designed to capture the ongoing adventures of NINA! See how we came to be where we are today, and follow along as we enter the new century of social media!
Page: 16The last of the school supplies left today for West Middle Community School. What a long haul! But we finally made it. Are we done yet, though? No, not quite. We still have some funds left, and we’ll work out what to do with it with the school in the upcoming weeks.
The wood products in the photo on the loading dock are made by Fresh Start Pallets. They cut the fancy trim at 86 and 88 Hawthorn Street for us.
I always view the new streetscape from the intersection looking west, so here’s one from Hawthorn looking east.
We’re starting to put together the infrastructure for new virtual tours, and today that entailed figuring out the best way to determine geocodes for the stops along the way. Turned out I had some nice photos, so I decided to share.
The second floor is in place, adn the roof trusses are arriving.
Today we bid farewell to 88 Hawthorn Street as we welcomed another new homeowner to Asylum Hill.
The MetroHartford Alliance posted NINA Revitalizes Hartford’s Asylum Hill Neighborhood today. The post provides an overview of NINA’s work and features four former NINA projects: 21 Ashley Street, 117 Sigourney Street, 52 Huntington Street, and 156-158 Sargeant Street.
