“There’s too many cracks in the structure”
A follow-up piece on Nick Carbone, the man who was mugged on his way to breakfast a few weeks ago, is the headline story of the Courant today. The most interesting parts, of course, got buried toward...
View ArticleNo Homeless: The Special Just-in-time-for-Thanksgiving Edition
Two days ago Cityline published a letter that Rich Wareing sent to numerous individuals regarding the plan to house a “no freeze” shelter at the Center Church downtown. He wrote: Indeed, that Mr....
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Old School, New School
Entering The Hartford Club reminded me of how I felt during my first year of college. It was a monumental crossing of a threshold that seemed so off limits to me. While The Hartford Club is far more...
View ArticleIt’s Called the Heartbeat for a Reason
By now, you’ve probably heard that Hartford was placed on a controversial list. It’s funny how some have latched right on to the notion, but when Hartford makes other lists, its presence on them is...
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Silence on Saving the Salvation Shelter
Keeping homeless shelters open is not a new struggle in Hartford, but this time, the some $100,000 that was expected for the Salvation Army Marshall House vanished between the recommended budget and...
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Conversations with the Candidates: Impressions
“Why isn’t the mayor here?” That was the first question asked by an audience member, before the official time for questions began — before anything really began — at the Business for Downtown...
View ArticleFree Meals for All Hartford Students
Every student attending a Hartford Public School will be eligible for free breakfast and lunch, regardless of family’s income or student’s home address, for at least the next four years. Besides...
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