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Join a conversation with author Djuly Fleurant about generational trauma, overall mental well-being, and self-reflection to foster and facilitate personal growth. For information, call 860-695-7440.
As part of this discussion, a brief excerpt from anD, the words from a broken girl will be shared to provide additional insights through personal narratives.
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Originally established in 1916 as the Alfred E. Burr Branch, the Camp Field Branch was located in a room in the Burr School. In 1929, the branch moved to Maple Avenue, where the former Hearth Stone Restaurant was located, and was named the Camp Field Branch. In 1937, the present building at the corner of Barker Street and Campfield Avenue was opened.
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