Two high-ranking civilians fired from CT public safety jobs
A CT Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection internal investigation led to the firing of the agency's CFO and ...
I-95 is an environmental injustice to Stamford’s South End
Tackling the pollution from our freeways may seem impossible, but we owe it to our cities to dream big for the future.
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What to know about the Hartford high school graduate who can’t read
This story is part of CT Mirror Explains, an ongoing effort to distill our wide-ranging reporting into a "what you need to ...
For democracy’s sake, give early voting a fair chance
So far, early voting in Connecticut has produced low turnout numbers. But it's too early to judge its success.
Peacebuilding must become the norm
As we reach the anniversary of the Hamas attacks on Israel and mark a year of living with the unimaginable, one thing is ...
Susan Schoenberger
Peace begins when people come to see themselves not as opponents but as partners with a shared problem.
How chef Jacques Pépin found, and shaped, CT’s food community
Jacques Pepin, known for his cookbooks and TV shows, moved to CT in 1974. That decision has had a big impact on the state's food community.
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Angelo Bochanis | Opinion Contributor
Tackling the pollution from our freeways may seem impossible, but we owe it to our cities to dream big for the future.