Column: Who is Worship for?
By Drew Williams Many years ago, when Elena and I were first married, we took a summer vacation to the French Alps, where we hiked and explored the still-snowcapped mountains. I recall being read more...
By Drew Williams Many years ago, when Elena and I were first married, we took a summer vacation to the French Alps, where we hiked and explored the still-snowcapped mountains. I recall being read more...
To the Editor: Government is nothing more than neighbors coming together to run their town, village, city, state, or country. Sadly, that concept seems to be lost on our national politicians, read more...
To the Editor: I’ve worked with Representative Fred Camillo on humane legislation for years now, and he is one of the most compassionate people I know. If you want to know what he stands for, read more...
By Julia Chiappetta The farmers markets are still thriving with greens and fall vegetables, but we know that the abundance will soon wane and we will soon miss the varieties of berries, grapes, and read more...
To the Editor: During this clamorous political season, full of nonsense and ill will, we are truly blessed to be represented by a state legislator focused on facts, civil public discourse, and read more...
By Bill Nickerson We live in an era when straight talk is in short supply. We hear of “alternative facts” and “truthiness.” Some even claim that the “truth is not true.” A read more...
To the Editor: I am a lifelong Democrat, but I support Republican Bob Stefanowski for governor. We need in this campaign — Democrats, Republicans, independents — to con-front the truth about read more...
By Ned Lamont The Sentinel will be featuring candidates from all parties in their own words between now and the election opposite the editorial page over the next two months. Please check back here read more...
This past Tuesday marked the 17th anniversary of the most horrific terrorist attack on American soil. On that September morning, 2, 1996 people lost their lives and more than 6,000 were injured. A read more...
By Cristina Young, LCSW Want to help your kids set goals for the new school year? Teach them to look backwards first. Fresh starts and new opportunities excite me. The smell of new sneakers, the read more...