It's an emergency

Written by John Kovach
Thursday, 19 November 2009 09:50

When someone in trouble calls the Fire Department, it carries the expectation that help will soon arrive. Soon remains relative in Stratford, as there’s no guarantee that the fire truck responding won’t break down, pending long-awaited replacements.

Remember veterans and their families

Thursday, 05 November 2009 09:11

When Armistice Day was first observed at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, marking the end of what was then The Great War, it was hoped that the war to end all wars was over, that such hostilities would never again erupt.

That hope has yet to be realized, and families throughout the community continue to feel the pain caused by war.

A time to reach out

Thursday, 05 November 2009 09:09

Now that Election Day has passed, it’s time for the promises to be realized, especially those of cooperation toward a better community.

About image

Written by John Kovach
Thursday, 29 October 2009 09:20

Tuesday’s election will be more about the man holding the office than the job itself.

During the campaign and debates leading up to Stratford’s mayoral election, Republican state Rep. John Harkins and unaffiliated candidates Domenic Costello and George Mulligan have spent time trying to convince voters they’re not Jim Miron. It’s understandable, as the negative image associated, fairly or not, with Miron is the shadow lurking over every issue facing Stratford.

Has read theater contract, and doesn't like it

Written by Christopher Caltagirone
Thursday, 29 October 2009 09:21

In his column regarding the Shakespeare Theatre, Mr. Julian tells us to read the contract. This is exactly what many of us have done despite being dismissed and insulted by town council members who are so intent on finalizing this particular deal they are willing to jeopardize the town in the process. Let’s look at the facts without a political agenda.