Culture

As many of you know, despite their best efforts in 2009, the residents of Southington were unable to prevent a VIP store from opening in a certain designated commercial zone. …
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As I walked toward the meeting room in UConn’s Chemistry building, I saw a young woman seated alone on a hallway bench. I thought to ask her if …
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I recently had a conversation with an elderly man in the grocery store. He bumped into my cart which led to him sharing how lost he felt since his wife …
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“Heartless soulless radical Christian terrorist.”

“You are one mentally sick bitch.”

Horrible as it is, language like that is not uncommon in the wild world of social media.

What is …
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State Senator Mae Flexer responded yesterday to FIC’s request that she apologize to Vice President Pence with the usual smoke screens, attacking FIC for supporting the right of a child …
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According to the media, a presumptuous “signing ceremony” has been planned by tribal and elected officials for a new “revenge casino” in East Windsor.  I say, “revenge casino” because it is …
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Shelton resident Jerry Bloom describes himself as a secular humanist. Bloom recently was allowed to put up a “Winter Solstice” banner in the public park on Huntington Green (for …
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Family Institute of Connecticut is a leader in the fight for faith, family and freedom here in our home state. But on this “Giving Tuesday,” don’t take our word for …
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You have to admire their chutzpah.

The National Catholic Reporter, the Bible of the Catholic Left (as opposed to other Catholics whose Bible is, well, the Bible), has an article …
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“If Black lives matter, why are you aborting your children?” Over the past years I’ve read that question online more times than I can recall. I remember when the hashtag …
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