A recent set of studies from the University of Connecticut aptly describes the ills of urban parking and how it affects the landscape of downtown Hartford. Surface parking now covers 22 percent of the land in downtown Hartford, and “entire blocks have been turned from human-scale building fronts to expansive surface lots.” Why does Hartford […]

Garvin G. Ambrose During the nearly six months spent working zealously on the Task Force on Victim Privacy and the Public’s Right to Know, I developed a sincere level of respect and appreciation for the passion that James Smith displayed for the Freedom of Information laws.  It is regretful, however, that his passion continues to […]

I do not pretend to understand Connecticut politics. But I do understand sentencing policy, and the “Second Look” bill about sentencing for juveniles is a sound one.

If you choose to volunteer, it’s likely you will find students to be self-directed, highly motivated people who want to get a better job, learn a trade, be able to read to their children in English or seek higher education.

It’s not surprising that a former member of the pharmaceutical-supported National Alliance on Mental Illness would provide inaccurate information about what is, and is not, mental illness.

Epinephrine is the only course of treatment when the body goes into anaphylaxis, and the sooner epinephrine is given, the better the chance for survival.