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OPINION: Awaiting a big proposal in Meriden
Meriden continues to be active in distributing money from its $36 million share of funds from the American Rescue Plan Act, which ...
OPINION: A good summer for books in Meriden and Southington
This is a good summer for books, with major public library projects underway or about to be in Southington and Meriden. Both proje ...
OPINION: Staying optimistic in downtown Meriden
One of the nagging aspects of a plan to transform buildings on Colony Street in Meriden is it sounds like a pipe dream. Can you ...
OPINION: We could use more than a little empathy
Empathy is a word worth thinking about, which is what was going on recently at a Wallingford library discussion. Part of the focus ...
OPINION: The trouble with flags in Southington
However you feel about it, this is what happened: A little more than a week before the start of Southington Pride the Southington ...
OPINION: Maybe Meriden library should remain at the mall
When I heard the Meriden Public Library was going to set up shop at the mall as a temporary spot while the lots of money renovatio ...
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OPINION: Meriden left a mess behind on Cook Avenue
You’ve probably been told to clean up your mess. At some point of your life you’ve likely heard that at least once, likely many ti ...
OPINION: Wallingford council stumbled, and needs to find a better way of treating nominees
The internet has come a long way since you and I could learn a little html and build a web page. Even a casual online visit conjur ...
OPINION: A return to the Cold War
I’m finding it difficult to think for very long of anything other than the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It’s one of those dominati ...
OPINION: How dysfunctional is Wallingford’s government?
How dysfunctional is Wallingford town government? It’s an open question, and one town residents have a continuing right to ask.Bil ...
OPINION: Meriden police survey can be a valuable part of ongoing conversation
For better or for worse, we are a super surveyed society these days. Just about anything can come with a survey.After I returned ...
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