Dom Amore’s Sunday Read: Ex-UConn star chasing a league of her own; Hurley on schedule, and more
There is no crying in baseball, and no slapping. Very little slapping, at least. Lexi Hastings, one of the best players in UConn softball history,…
Meet Zeus: He’s a little CT mouse looking for a house
Meet Zeus, a male “house mouse” available for adoption with Our Companions Animal Rescue. Living up to his name, he is the biggest of the…
Opinion: Supporting human dignity is best done in the individual capacity to care
The tragedy of gun violence is not merely a 30-second news headline nor a blip in our otherwise mindless media algorithms. It haunts me, my…
Commentary: Zeigler case continues to haunt journalists
My attention was first arrested by the case of Tommy Zeigler in 1986. I’d read an article about the case, in which Zeigler was convicted for…
Commentary: Bill Gates wasn’t downplaying climate change. He was urging innovation
Last week, Bill Gates shocked the climate world — rocking both those for climate action and those against it — by making what the headlines…
Letters: Teach students about fascism | Governor’s morals | State harms public schools
Teach students about fascism When I went to Boone High School here in Orlando in the 1960s, we had a required course called “Americanism vs….
Commentary: Brazil cheers Newsom as a climate hero. California knows better.
Gavin Newsom has been in his glory over the past week, basking on the international stage at the world’s annual climate change conference, this time…
Property of the week: Spacious CT home with innovative floor plan and nature access
As Maryalice Widness is quick to point out, the home combines an ideal location with an innovative floor plan that is unique, impressive, and able…
Nation’s number 1 booming college town is in CT, according to one site. It’s not New Haven
Step aside, New Haven. MoveBuddha “looked at the in-to-out move ratios and unemployment rates of hundreds of America’s college towns, whittling the list down to…
CT saw a highly disputed housing law pass. Why the state’s top leader says it’s not enough.
From Greenwich to Granby, Connecticut is searching for ways to construct additional housing to address a critical shortage estimated between 100,000 to 300,000 units. The…