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Frame shop opens in Hamden
A new frame shop has opened in Hamden. FRAMED is owned by Rocco Compitello and Liz Hellwig, each of whom has over twelve years in the framing industry.
A new frame shop has opened in Hamden. FRAMED is owned by Rocco Compitello and Liz Hellwig, each of whom has over twelve years in the framing industry.
Donate Silent Auction Items for the Dorothys
We’d love to have a major item contributed by you – and early enough to make sure your name is in the silent auction program!
We’d love to have a major item contributed by you – and early enough to make sure your name is in the silent auction program!
This year, the Center expanded upon its annual Wine Tasting with a series of tasting events designed to offer a number of different activities for Center members and community members alike.
The 5th Annual Dorothy Awards ceremony takes place Saturday, March 8, 2008 at Fantasia in North Haven. The Center’s Board of Directors is pleased to announce the honorees.
Sample what’s new with ‘The Tastes of Fall’
Building upon the Center’s annual Wine Tasting event, the Center is launching a fall schedule that will truly make your mouth water.
Building upon the Center’s annual Wine Tasting event, the Center is launching a fall schedule that will truly make your mouth water.
Miracles Mondays makes 10 years
Founded in January 1997 by Rev. Casey Roberts and Rev. Alex Garbera, Miracles Mondays continues with its dedicated core of spiritual seekers.
Founded in January 1997 by Rev. Casey Roberts and Rev. Alex Garbera, Miracles Mondays continues with its dedicated core of spiritual seekers.
CT Physician Identifies Source of New York City HIV 'Supervirus' and Describes How HIV 'Superinfection' Can Lead to New HIV Strains Resistant to All Drugs
HIV-positive individuals can potentially become “superinfected” with new, drug-resistant strains of HIV-1 through unsafe sexual practices, according to a paper to be published in the May 1 issue of The Journal of Infectious Diseases.
HIV-positive individuals can potentially become “superinfected” with new, drug-resistant strains of HIV-1 through unsafe sexual practices, according to a paper to be published in the May 1 issue of The Journal of Infectious Diseases.
Quick facts about the Center’s new board members
This Board of Directors round-up show who helped run the Center in the fall of 2007.
This Board of Directors round-up show who helped run the Center in the fall of 2007.
Long Wharf Theatre hosted a Rainbow Night Out for members of the Center \as part of their effort to spotlight the LGBT themes presented during the season.
