Jeffrey Harrison’s obituary just said he died suddenly on July 30, 2012. Jeffrey Harrison was 51 years old and lived in East Haven.  His obituary said he had been married, had children, and According to neighbors on Coe Avenue, right...

The time has long since past when the Democratic Party was good for the city of Hartford. The Democratic Party is an unopposed gang right now, and like the big banks ruling our financial sector, the Democratic monopoly in Hartford...

If I could draw, I would draft a cartoon parodying the actors in the Penn State pedophilia/football mess as the characters from the Wizard of Oz.  The character traits of L. Frank Baum’s story of populism in the Midwest fits....

In Denmark, the Danes are building superhighways for bicycles.  The Danish municipalities and their public works departments decided to construct 14-mile bike paths, away from car-carrying roads, for health, quicker commutes and carbon emissions reductions. And because bicycling makes you...

Local bicyclist Jay Albert, 52, died on July 1, 2012 after 22-year-old drunk driver Tara Sylvester’s car crushed him a day earlier, in front of 226 Main Street, East Windsor. When Tony Cherolis and I rode our bicycles up there...

Good political reporting is like oxygen. Connecticut, though, is slowly suffocating from the lack of diverse political debate on its radio airwaves. This week’s column, then, stands as a challenge to all Connecticut radio stations to return to the roots...

The New Haven Independent: Embattled Democracy Fund Hires a Tiger The New Haven Register: Ken Krayeske Appointed to New Haven Democracy Fund CTNewsJunkie.com: Krayeske Will File Appeal of FCC Response to Rowland, WTIC, Wilson-Foley Complaint The Hour: FCC Won’t Investigate...

Dear Congressman Courtney – I see this morning in the press you went to a job fair in Norwich yesterday that more than 1,000 people showed up to. You commented that “People want to work.” May I suggest that you...

Governor Dan Malloy has been seemingly everywhere this week, but his education policies are taking us nowhere. On Monday, I saw him address the Connecticut Bar Association’s annual meeting lunch, where he discussed education. Tuesday morning, I heard him on...

All us boys in Miss Sullivan’s sixth grade class at St. John the Evangelist School in Watertown, Connecticut worshipped professional wrestling. Sure we served in the altar boys and studied the Catholic history like Saint Jerome and his dingy cave,...