A Quarter of Growth, Connection & Community Care
With or without bird feeders and trash cans, within a decade every town in Connecticut could have a dozen bears as permanent residents
Be Kind. Be Brave. Be a Good Human.
Bridge the Gap
President Trump may have had bad motives, like trying to pose as a war leader, but pleasing military contractors wasn't one of them
Reflections from the Human Guide Workshop
Fighting Isolation and Aging Together
Connecticut has many opportunities to build housing without tearing up the countryside: vacant industrial, office, and commercial properties
He is trying to rile up Democrats who are already foaming at the mouth when the party needs reflection and moderation, not leftist Trumpism
From Shaking Knees to Standing Tall: My Eighth Grade Graduation Speech and Beyond
Please Help to Save The Diyeso-Lewis House (TLC Foundation Inc.) A Safe Home for Homeless Children Doors Scheduled to Close on 7/1/25
UR Community Cares
Should the public have the right to influence the choice of books in school libraries, or should school librarians be unaccountable?
No wonder Connecticut Public needs so much money from the government and is always asking viewers and corporations for more.
Supporting People with Visual Impairments
As part of its 150th anniversary, Community Partners in Action (CPA) invites the public to Celebrate! Prison Arts 2025
There's a self-serving element to the Connecticut Rule of Law Committee: its obsequiousness to the judges before whom its lawyers practice
Women's Health
People from any town are welcome, invite a friend!
Police misconduct is always being covered up somewhere and Connecticut has a long record of it, going back to murders in Norwich in 1969
Manchester has an Art & Culture Designation
If annual testing of the proficiency of home-schooled students is a good idea, why aren't Connecticut's public schools doing it?
UR Community Cares 2025 Directory of Blind/Vision Impaired Services and Organizations
No one else in Connecticut enjoys such financial guarantees from state government
The presumption is that all current state government spending -- and municipal spending, much of it funded by the state -- is essential.
Do you like to garden?
Jody's Kindness Shines!
Make your voice heard - 4/29/25 at 5pm
LTM's new fun and engaging Rising Stars program announced! Auditions for Young Actors April 26!
The Academy is hosting a free personal self defense seminar on April 17th
Do they really think the state has the right to decide which federal laws it will obey and whether to remain part of the United States?
2:30-4:30 pm, at Mary Cheney Library
Being a good citizen requires some effort, especially as Democrats keep trying to devalue citizenship with illegal immigration
What the Democrats are shrieking about most is their loss of vast federal government patronage, not any great danger to the country.
People clamoring to spend more on human needs should begin scrutinizing the state budget for items that are not compelling and could be cut
Star-Studded Event at Society Room of Hartford on September 18 will Celebrate 150 Years of Creating Second Chances and Transforming Lives
A place for seniors to learn and explore
The poor might be helped most simply by stopping inflation, not by creating more welfare.
The Academy is looking for new hires. Please read thoroughly.