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: 6The mantle has been removed for restoration. Work on the front porch continues.
Walked by the Sigourney Market today, and in the aftermath of yesterday morning’s fire, demolition has begun. The news crew was from Fox 61.
Repairing and restoring the deck.
Work on the front porch, an old wheelbarrow, and Tony Mein.
Today, the City of Hartford held its first DominGO! event – the City closed Farmington Avenue off to vehicular traffic and re-created it for the day as a pedestrian and cycling boulevard. The event went well, except that it was just beastly hot and humid today. It was fund, though, to be out on the street and seeing familiar faces and groups of people enjoying themselves at the waystations along the avenue.
Work on interior framing, windows, and the front porch – and Mike Stockman, hard at work!
Our next door neighbors at 29 Ashley had an interesting picnic spread out for lunch today.
Mostly work on the roof today, but poorly timed for getting good photos.
Up at Liam McGee Park today, The Hartford honored Hazel Ying Lee with a tree planting. The event was led by the Military Community, the Asian Pacific Professionals Network, and the Hartford Environmental Action Team at The Hartford. Speakers included William Tong, Connecticut State Attorney General, and David Robinson, Chief Counsel at The Hartford.
