Commanded by a federal subpoena Tuesday morning in New Haven I testified in the election- fraud trial of former State Senator Dennis Bradley charged with
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Category: Analysis and Comment
Could Your Mail Really Stop? Postal Service Delivers Bad News
By Jim Cameron | Columnist, CT Mirror March 22, 2026 You may not get any Christmas cards this year. Or bills. Or junk mail. The
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Powell: Why Should Connecticut Waive Law Enforcement Anywhere?
From media partner Chris Powell who has written about Connecticut government and politics for many years Hearings of the General Assembly on proposed legislation almost always
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A Mom’s Memoir – Dr. Nichola Hall: Behind Every Uniform Is A Family Holding Its Breath
Dr. Nichola Hall, who served several years as an administrator in the Bridgeport public school system, shares this commentary about her two naval sons, Cory
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Ganim Pledges $10 Million Extra For Schools Over Next Two Budgets – ‘City/State Must Work Together To Address Systematic Underfunding’
In the proposed budget he submits to the City Council in a few weeks, Mayor Joe Ganim will include an extra $5 million to the
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Swirling Machinations For Leadership – Strap In For The DTC Organizational Meeting
Following last Tuesday’s Democratic Town Committee primaries in three districts, the 90-member political body will meet March 12, 5:30 p.m. in the Margaret Morton Government
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Powell: Organizing By Identity Groups Risks Stereotyping And Caricaturing People
From media partner Chris Powell: Chris Powell has written about Connecticut government and politics for many years. (CPowell@cox.net) Why are some people Democrats and others
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Commentary: Black History Month Should Never Feel Procedural
Bridgeport resident Dr. Shanté T. Hanks, a senior official with the Connecticut Department of Housing, declares in this commentary “In a city like Bridgeport, rich in
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