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Testimony Needed to Protect Our Neighbors

Imagine if every single St. Patrick’s Day parade participant recognized their heritage by submitting public testimony for SB 91 and SB 397.

Between 1851 and 1860, 8...


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War is Stupid

On the morning of January 21, 2021 I woke up for the first time in four years without being filled with dread. I know I was not alone in feeling stressed at the start of each day for those four years because of Tr*mp’s penchant for tweeting out tantrums before the crack of dawn. We never knew which world leader he would try to provoke next or whose rights he wanted to...


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My Type of Party

Nobody cared that there was free Wi-Fi.

Clacks and dings were joined by the sound of people remembering at Garage Coffee Lounge on Saturday morning.

Dan Roma...


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Disarm the Police

Hartford police shot Everard Walker, killing him, on February 19, 2026.
Hartford police shot an unidentified man, multiple times, on February 27, 2026.

These crimes occurred about four miles apart: one in the Blue Hills neighborhood, the other in the West End.

Everard Walker’s family called 211 for assistance. That is not a typo. Instead of receiving evaluat...


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Grammar of Irresponsibility

It’s no secret that many people never read past a headline. Writers know this. We know when someone has only read two sentences and then tries to discuss it. There is only so much we can do about the laziness of non-readers and the arrogance of those who want to speak before someone else is done talking.

But there is something that reporters can do. Two, somethings. T...


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