February 4, 2012
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Super Sunday means Conn. houses divided
February 4, 2012
While the teams will play Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis, Connecticut may be the place that has seen more trash talking, friendly and not-so-friendly wagers, tales of past glories and arguments over coming results than any other state in the...
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Time for Stonington to learn FOI lesson
February 3, 2012
A town should realize it has a serious problem when an attorney, well paid to provide legal advice on handling requests for public information, is doing such a poor job that a Freedom of Information Commission attorney takes the extraordinary...
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Dealing with sexual abuse at CGA
February 2, 2012
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City should find common ground with NAACP
February 1, 2012
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Potential for sea change in energy policy
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Israeli attack on Iran may be imminent
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta has a lot on his mind these days, from cutting the defense budget to managing the drawdown of U.S. forces in Afghanistan. But his biggest worry is the growing possibility that Israel will attack Iran militarily over...
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COMMENTS (0)Mustering two cheers for Euro's Super Mario
Two years into the European debt crisis, there was something faintly comical about the headline in Tuesday's Wall Street Journal: "Leaders of Euro Zone Agree on Closer Union." That phrase must be on a program key on computers in...
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COMMENTS (0)Bonfire of the billionaires: Burning through the budget
Republicans, Democrats, the tea party and the Occupy Movement - it seems every American from 1 to 99 seems to have their own favorite plan on how to tackle taxes and federal spending. Assuming there's room for one more plan, I've borrowed bits...
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Reader critical of Dumpster ruling
I am writing in response to David Collin's Feb. 1 commentary, "$7,600 in property taxes, to look at a Dumpster," that...
Law change better than just an apology
It was good to see that Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio apologized on behalf of the city and the New London Development Corp.
Medicare treats doctors unfairly
Your Feb. 1 article, "More Medicare patients being refused," demonstrates how desperate and disgusted doctors have become...
Help vets while broadening NL fire ranks
Concerning the situation with the New London Fire Department not having any minorities that qualify for a position: I...
Little steps can help water quality
Water conservation in Connecticut is not a topic that receives much press, but I believe that more people should have...
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