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    Dressed as Jadesprite from the webcomic Homestuck, Jasmine Alexandrea, 21, of Albany, N.Y., stands with friends outside the Connecticut Convention Center during ConnectiCon in Downtown Hartford Saturday.

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New England’s largest science fiction and fantasy convention, which is in its 10th annual edition, opened Friday at the Connecticut Convention Center. Opening day attracted 6,400, according to Paul Comeau, the convention’s director of publicity and public relations, probably assuring total attendance would eclipse last year’s 8,000. Read more
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