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St. James School to Receive $10,000 Grant from CL&P

Every year, CL&P awards energy grants to help non-profit organizations achieve energy efficiency; this year, Manchester's own Saint James School will receive the grant.

Saint James School in Manchester will celebrate Valentine’s Day this year with a special gift that will come in the form of a $10,000 grant from Connecticut Light and Power.

Every year, CL&P awards energy grants to help non-profit organizations achieve energy efficiency. On Feb. 14 at 10 a.m. during a school ceremony hosted by Principal Patricia Kanute, the Rev. Kevin P. Cavanaugh, and the faculty and student body, CL&P Representative Thomas Dorsey will present the school with the Connecticut Neighborhood Assistance Act Grant.

According to Fr. Cavanaugh, Saint James will use the grant money to replace its windows. 

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“We truly appreciate the generosity of CL&P. This is a wonderful opportunity for our school to begin updating our facilities as we continue to see an increase in enrollment. On behalf of our entire school community, I would like to thank Tom (Dorsey) and all of the employees of CL&P,” said Cavanaugh. 

is located at 73 Park Street in Manchester. 

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