Simple Steps Can Prevent Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
FARMINGTON — For the estimated 25 million Americans who suffer from Seasonal Affective Di...
Holiday Closings
All town offices will be closed on Tuesday, November 11, in observance of Veterans’ Day.
The transfer station at the former landf...
Artist’s Program By Laurie Klein
DANBURY — Sadelier is exhibiting a series of beautiful hand-colored, floral and landscape photographs b...
Art Show To Benefit Lourdes Of Litchfield
LITCHFIELD — Thirty-eight artists have promised work for an art show the weekend of November 7-9 that wil...
Stuck For An Explanation
To the Editor:
Today, Tuesday, November 4, 2003, I voted at the Reed Intermediate School. As is customary upon leaving the voting booth...
Remember that day: Friday, November 1, 2002? That was the night two South-West Conference championships were decided literally within minutes of each other ...
The ability to change one’s views without losing one’s seat is the mark of a great politician.
––Morris K. Udall...
The Rewards And Challenges Of Serving The St Rose Parish Keep Coming
By Kaaren Valenta
For Parochial Vicars John Inserra and Milan Dimic, and youth minister Rod...
This lot is six (6) acres and I am unaware of any historical significance. It is surrounded by almost 350 acres of fields, flowers, and open space. I hope the state takes it back, as is their right, and puts in a transfer station. However, we all know that will not happen because the state got the better end of the deal when they sold us Asbestos Alley.
This essay highlights the significance of maintaining historical and cultural landmarks for future generations. It is meant to act as a constant reminder that once these things are misplaced, there is no way to get them back. A compelling call to duty in the interest of safeguarding our history.
While I am mildly concerned to learn that this candidate is running for a spot on the LC, I am especially concerned that the Democratic Town Council sees fit to endorse this person's run for office. Are they simply desperate to fill the ticket, or do they actually embrace his behavior and language? I would expect that any voter who witnessed Mr. Hinden in action at recent town meetings would understand that he is unfit to serve the public.
