It is noteworthy that former President Franklin Roosevelt signed over Poland to 45 years of Russian captivity at the infamous Yalta Conference following World War II.   Read More »

Due to several state violations, the Derby Board of Aldermen recently decided to bring in a private contractor, at no charge to the city, to run the Derby landfill.   Read More »

I writing in the hope that we can save the historic Downs House in Milford so that it does not have the same death the Cadley property did. I moved to Milford because of the quaint New England charm,   Read More »

My constituents are knowledgeable, well-informed and deeply concerned about Shelton. It is disappointing that, once again, they are being dictated to by a few who would deny them a voice.   Read More »

Bill Hanney could become the operator of the Stratford Shakespeare Theater. If so, he may become a prophet of failure. Hanney knows nothing of Shakespeare, yet opines that Shakespeare won't sell   Read More »

The knuckle-headed supporters of U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton should wake up and get over it. She lost the nomination, fair and square. If they vote for Sen.   Read More »

After reading the story in the Connecticut Post about Parsley the cat, who was left behind in a Jeep stolen two weeks ago and was presumed lost forever, it was so refreshing to know that the people   Read More »

Two hundred and seventy nine years ago, the Rev. Jonathan Swift came up with "A Modest Proposal" designed to alleviate poverty among the poor and provide novelty for the tables of the rich.   Read More »

At a recent Stratford Town Council meeting, I was appalled and shocked by the unprofessional, offensive and mostly smug behavior exhibited by Town Council Chairman Michael Henrick during Dominick   Read More »

What business is it of the media whether former U.S. Sen. John Edwards (or anyone, for that matter) engaged in an extramarital affair? Who cares? These kind of tabloid stories only deepen the pain of   Read More »