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Friday, May 15, 2009
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Hickey's Diner 1954 Chevrolet COE has arrived.The restoration has began on the cabover and engine for the truck that will carry Hickey's Diner.
COLETTA'S COLLISION CENTER will be assisting us with the restoration of our Chevrolet truck for Hickey's Diner. We will post photos as soon as they are available.
The restoration of the engine for our 1954 COE is almost complete..
Students at New England Tech inspect the engine that will go intothe COE.
Students at New England Tech in Warwick, RI. and Coletta's Garage will under take the restoration of our truck.
If you would like to offer assistance be it technical or financial with the restoration of our COE, please email the museum at HickeysDiner@AmericanDinerMuseum.org
We will be listing parts needs as we get further into the project..
Our 1954 Cheverolet COE for Hickey's Diner has arrived and restoration has begun...
Sunday, March 01, 2009
The New Hope Diner Project Receives its First Award!
Congratulations to John Scott and the New Hope Diner Project for being the recipients for the New England Council on Crime and Delinquency's 2008 John R. Manson/Carl Robinson Award.
This award honors an individual who has truly made a significant contribution to the field of Criminal Justice within the New England area. The award is named for two outstanding New England professionals:
John R. Manson served the State of Connecticut as Commissioner of Corrections until his death in 1983. He had a long and distinguished career and was credited with initiating major reforms in the State’s prison system.
Carl Robinson was also a pioneer in prison reform in the State of Connecticut where he served as Warden of Somers State Prison. In 1982 he was honored by the A.C.A. as the “National Warden of the Year”.
This award honors an individual who has truly made a significant contribution to the field of Criminal Justice within the New England area. The award is named for two outstanding New England professionals:
John R. Manson served the State of Connecticut as Commissioner of Corrections until his death in 1983. He had a long and distinguished career and was credited with initiating major reforms in the State’s prison system.
Carl Robinson was also a pioneer in prison reform in the State of Connecticut where he served as Warden of Somers State Prison. In 1982 he was honored by the A.C.A. as the “National Warden of the Year”.
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