Updated: 10:00 AM EDT April 22, 2021
GREENFIELD, Ind Greenfield police are investigating a crash Wednesday night that injured two children riding a bicycle.
The children, who were not identified by name by Greenfield Police, were 11 and 14 years old. They were taken to Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis for treatment Wednesday evening. Police did not provide an update on their conditions in Thursday morning s release about the incident.
Investigators determined the children were riding the same bicycle in an alley in the 100 block of Pratt Street just north of U.S. 40 on the east side of Greenfield. One was sitting on the handlebar as they rode into traffic on Pratt and struck a pickup truck that was traveling north on the street around 7:30 p.m.
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Downtown Hartford’s Pratt Street will host live music every Thursday and Friday evening and Saturday morning from early June through mid-October., the Hartford Business Improvement District announced.
The so-called Pratt Street Patio Music Series, which begins June 3, is meant to promote shopping and dining on the brick-lined Pratt Street and other parts of downtown. The three-day schedule represents an expansion from prior series over the past three years, which hosted more than 100 musical acts.
The schedule of musical acts is not yet available, but will be released on Hartford.com
“We are very excited to bring back live music in a safe setting to the City of Hartford,” Chip McCabe, BID’s events director, said in a statement. “This series has consistently showcased artists from all over the state and we take a lot of pride in how eclectic the music has been. We are very grateful to have a beautiful space like Pratt Street that we can activate with local, original music
A residential conversion of the former office building on Pulaski Circle and the second phase of the Pratt Street redevelopment, both in downtown Hartford, are expected to win public financing at the upcoming State Bond Commission meeting.
After the coronavirus crisis interrupted plans to revitalize Pratt Street in downtown Hartford, its developer is hoping to capitalize on the end of the pandemic, rebranding the historic block just as people are going out again and looking for things to do.