Opinion

John Kass: Tornadoes sound like eerie silenece -- then evil

John Kass
Does a killer tornado really sound like a freight train? People who survive... more »
College nurtures voices of young writers

Western Connecticut State University's young writers conference this summer... more »
Laughing Matters by Bobbie Siegle Truths of adults

[...] practically everything is computer-written. [...] I don't argue that... more »
Gregg Lord: How ordinary people became first responders

Gregg Lord
Take a moment to consider how many professional doctors, nurses, paramedics... more »
Jane Hunt: GMO labeling is the right thing to do

Jane Hunt
Two of the most common types of genetic modification involve inserting a... more »
Robert Miller: Busy, unruly sun

There have been several huge solar flares this month -- flares releasing... more »
Bill Davidson: Brookfield's proposed budget a 'good compromise'

Bill Davidson
The proposed budget is a reasonable compromise between those who want... more »
Art Cummings: Charity golf part of the social fabric

The eighth annual Shepaug High School Defensive Driving Golf Tournament was... more »
Matthew Knickerbocker: Aquarion purchase of Bethel water system offers many advantages

Matt Knickerbocker
By now most Bethel residents are aware that the Bethel Public Utilities... more »
Eileen FitzGerald: Immaculate junior argues against violent video games for young

[...] he was convinced that his use of deadly semtex grenades instead of... more »

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