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February 11, 2012
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Lindsay Parke, Economic Development & Community Relations Manager for CL&P, presents a $5,000 check to support the FIRST Robotics team at Hartford Public High School. Receiving the check is Eddie Rodriguez, an engineer at Pratt & Whitney who also serves as a FIRST Robotics coach at the school. He is surrounded by mentors, teachers, and students, as well as fellow coaches and Pratt & Whitney engineers Madeline Sola (right of Rodriguez) and Nery Cruz (directly behind Rodriguez). Rodriguez, Sola, and Cruz are all Hartford Public High School graduates, class of 2000.
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