Letter: Selectmen right to reject idea of racism as a public health crisis
To the editor,
Kudos to the Board of Selectmen, and particularly First Selectman Gerard Smith, for their decision to reject the idea of racism as...
Letter: Congressional delegation broke oath
To the editor,
I’m sure everyone has heard the old saying, “Never trust a politician.” Indeed most of us have probably said it at one...
Letter: Rebimbas, Logan clear choice for Naugatuck
To the editor,
In a few short weeks, Naugatuck voters will be going to the polls to vote for who will represent them in D.C....
Letter: Sampson is the right choice
To the editor,
Everyone knows Connecticut is in a jam. This election will hopefully be a turning point for our state, but only if we...
Letter: Labeling people divides the country
To the editor,
Why does the Democratic Party constantly put labels on people? It seems that the party of inclusion and tolerance is really good...
Letter: Sampson fights for his district
To the editor,
I write to endorse Sen. Robert C. Sampson, R-16th District, for re-election. Here are four reasons:
Rob fights for the district. We all...
Letter: Racism is wrong and immoral, but not a public health crisis
To the editor,
Referring to racism as a public health crisis is a) inaccurate, and b) using sensationalism as a means of garnering attention. COVID...
Letter: Drivers need to follow rules of the road for emergency vehicles
To the editor,
On Aug. 14, a friend and I were driving on Rubber Avenue heading toward Mt. View Plaza. Suddenly, we heard the loud...
Letter: Police accountability bill will do harm
To the editor,
The police accountability and transparency act, House Bill 6004, will do more than increase crime. It will increase needless deaths and long-term...
Letter: In-person education ideal, but crisis is far from over
To the editor,
Getting our children back to school for face-to-face education is ideally the best thing for them. Having that personal contact with their...
