They are among society's least sympathetic victims. Convicted of heinous crimes themselves, few people can rouse the energy to care about the welfare of prisoners held in maximum-security settings.   Read More »

Much needed dental care is moving forward for members of impoverished families in Connecticut. Last year, the General Assembly approved a major budget commitment of $20 million annually to boost   Read More »

Is it possible the federal government is finally taking on some responsibility for global climate change?   Read More »

Voter registration in Connecticut always increases during presidential election years. However, this year the number of new voters,   Read More »

Thumbs up to Pam Huebner for creating the Huebner Arts and Humanities Program to benefit troubled youth. Huebner, who was inspired by her mother's death to switch from business to a career in   Read More »

The baseball establishment personified by the Hall of Fame, for those who don't know, is legendarily conservative. Some years back, pre-Faux, they wanted to honor the great baseball movie "Bull   Read More »

A recent Connecticut Post editorial titled "Judicial openness demands passage" should have been titled "Journalistic Inaccuracy Demands Correction." The editorial was so filled with out-of-date and   Read More »

After long hours of hard work by all the departments in the town of Oxford and Board of Selectmen, Board of Education and Board of Finance, a budget package was put together that truly meets the   Read More »