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Promoting Civil Discourse

Promoting Civil Discourse

The world, at times, can seem like a dark and divided place. There are those, however, who are trying to change this. Press Release Toni…

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Update from Toni Boucher

A Beautiful Friendship, and a Remarkable Gift “If he hadn’t been cured of his prostate cancer, he wouldn’t have been able to complete his work…

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MLK Day

MLK Day

I Have A Dream -MLK August 28,1963 …”But there is something that I must say to my people, who stand on the warm threshold which…

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Looking for a Way to Give Back?

Looking for a Way to Give Back?

Looking for a way to give back this Thanksgiving? Here is a safe contact free way to show your gratefulness. A wonderful thing just happened!…

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Accounting Gimmicks Cannot Mask Connecticut’s Sick Economy

  One party has controlled state budgets for over 40 years.  It has routinely relied on its highest taxpayers along with accounting gimmicks to pull…

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Left Powerless

Left Powerless

The cost of delivering electricity is exorbitant and increasingly unreliable in Connecticut. On August 4th Hurricane Isaias made landfall, leaving over 800,000 customers powerless for…

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“When You Know Better Do Better” (M. Angelou) 3

“When You Know Better Do Better”

Everyone has prejudices.  There is a natural tendency to gravitate to groups with the same traits, ethnicity, and values.  We often pre-judge or discriminate when…

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Returning to Normal

Returning to Normal

Historians will be writing about this time for years to come. Unlike other world-wide pandemics, we are more connected and mobile. Today, a virus can…

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Barclays moving away from large employee groups

Barclays is moving employees to smaller offices in the wake of Covid.  Staff could work from branches.

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NYC moving into CT

Covid could cause people to move out of cities and into suburbs.  Jobs will follow–but will companies move south or to CT?

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