In the pursuit of dubious economic growth through air travel, the state is undermining its progress toward climate goals.
Opinion
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.
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
Peace begins when people come to see themselves not as opponents but as partners with a shared problem.
New tech makes Metro-North a little cleaner where it counts
Let’s give kudo’s to Metro-North for their innovative program that will help keep train bathrooms cleaner.
The aftermath of October 7th: A call for American resolve against the spread of terror
Americans must remember that the threat of terrorism doesn’t stop in the Middle East.
It’s time to reform 8-30g and beware of even worse laws to be proposed in 2025
The state zoning override law known as 8-30g is the most common issue I hear as I campaign in the 132nd General Assembly District.
The investments that could shore up the child care system forever
Most child care workers don’t earn a living wage. It’s time to get creative in seeking new ways to support them and save the industry.
How a new curriculum will open students’ eyes to the night skies
Middle schoolers around Connecticut have been studying the habits migratory birds and learning about the impact humans have on their journey.
More extraordinary ordinary days
We need to protect the precious opportunities that medical advances have provided us and vote against those who would take them away.
I am an immigrant
The notion that immigrants today are detrimental to the life of this country should be dispelled once and for all.
Reach out for help with early breast cancer detection
Spotting cancer early is key to a good outcome. Connecticut has resources for ensuring mammograms are accessible to everyone.
Proposing a new charter for Chester
It’s time for Chester to consider changes to how it is governed, in the interests of all its citizens.
High-speed rail turns 60
Japan’s “bullet train” debuted in 1964, the first high-speed rail in the world. The U.S is still playing catch-up.
Actions the CT legislature can take to promote more affordable housing
Here are bolder legislative steps to attaining Connecticut’s affordable housing goals. All of them could promote more lower-cost housing.
