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Connecticut College Professor Wins Tony Award For Best Musical As Producer Of Broadway Hit Schmigadoon

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By Robyn Karashik 
| News 12 Brooklyn
A Connecticut College professor is now a Tony Award winner. Sam Biondolillo is a professor of theater, lighting designer and production manager at Connecticut College. He is also a producer of “Schmigadoon!” on Broadway. The show won the Tony Award for Best Musical on Sunday. College staff say Biondolillo is currently preparing for his West End debut as a producer and lighting designer on “Allegra."
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Were Standing Up For Each Other Gov Lamont Announces 5 Million In State Funding To Protect Ct Nonprofits

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By Robyn Karashik 
| News 12 New Jersey
Connecticut's Nonprofit Security Grant Program is getting $5 million in state funding, Gov. Ned Lamont announced Tuesday. The program aims to protect organizations at a heightened risk of hate crimes or violent acts. Lamont says lawmakers are looking to help faith-based organizations and houses of worship after recent attacks. The money is coming from the State Bond Commission. Eligible organizations can qualify for up to $50,000 to increase on-site security measures.
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Were Standing Up For Each Other Gov Lamont Announces 5 Million In State Funding To Protect Ct Nonprofits

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By Robyn Karashik 
| News 12 Hudson Valley
Connecticut's Nonprofit Security Grant Program is getting $5 million in state funding, Gov. Ned Lamont announced Tuesday. The program aims to protect organizations at a heightened risk of hate crimes or violent acts. Lamont says lawmakers are looking to help faith-based organizations and houses of worship after recent attacks. The money is coming from the State Bond Commission. Eligible organizations can qualify for up to $50,000 to increase on-site security measures.
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