Can We Have Greater Ownership of our Community?
/What is community? It can mean a lot of different things. The place where you live. The people that surround you. Something bigger that you want to be part of.
Read MoreWhat is community? It can mean a lot of different things. The place where you live. The people that surround you. Something bigger that you want to be part of.
Read MoreCongress is right to prioritize patient protection, but if the current Senate bill is not amended, patients and providers could both be harmed while insurers unfairly increase their profits.
Read MoreJournalism is more important than ever and providing the public with information that informs and empowers them is crucial. That fundamental premise served as the foundation for a decision this month that is resounding nationally, made by a Connecticut journalist.
Read MoreThe Commission requests a report from the CSUS System in Spring 2020 to be updated on the progress toward the planned 2023 merger of the 12 community colleges into a single institution. The Commission requests particular emphasis on how the proposed institution will meet the Commission's standards on Organization and Governance, The Academic Program, Students, and Institutional Resources.
Read MoreOcean color has become a vital metric in climate science in recent years, since it is difficult, if not impossible, to measure surface temperature across the world’s vast oceans. Instead, equations relate color to temperature, transforming satellite images into de facto heat maps.
Read MoreTourism and transportation go hand in hand. In the first five months of this year, a total of 19 states approved $1.8 billion in transportation funding for roads and bridges. The fact that transportation spending, focused on capital improvements as well as operations and maintenance, is a high priority on the state and national levels bodes well for investors.
Read MoreThis time last summer, when most teens were on the beach or at camp, Jody Bell took a different tactic. With a nudge from her “coach,” she brought her idea for a non-profit to fruition – and made international news. This summer, the possibilities for impact are endless.
Read MoreThe retail industry has gone through a substantial transformation over the past decade, and it continues to evolve. Brick and mortar stores still dominate retail sales transactions. However, they are under siege from online competition, causing them to adopt new strategies. Retail in Connecticut is holding its own.
Read MoreThe arts are one of the things that connect us as human beings and that is why in a time of rupture, they heal, in a time of them vs. us, they create a “we,” in a time of despair, they provide the seeds of hope.
Read MoreMy dad, Tom Kennedy, an Episcopal priest, used to take me to Fenway on his standing-room clergy pass and hoist me onto his shoulders to watch the games. The relationships built throughout life can lead to special moments, like sharing a Championship ring on Father’s Day.
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