March 16, 2010
Editorials 
Tolls the best solution
March 16, 2010
The Connecticut Department of Transportation began the year by announcing that projects vital to maintaining a healthy highway system and economy in southeastern Connecticut - widening Interstate 95, adding a second span to the Mohegan Pequot...
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Incentive to nab yakkers, texters
March 16, 2010
Giving police a carrot along with the stick may help reduce Connecticut's distracted-driver problems.
Despite ample evidence that proves talking on a cell phone while driving is dangerous, and texting is tantamount to inviting a crash,...
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This time, GOP is picking wrong fight
March 15, 2010
Republicans may be able to score political points by digging in against health care reform legislation. Only time will tell. But they are making a big mistake if they come to the defense of Wall Street and block legislation intended to repair...
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Good and bad of tea party movement
March 14, 2010
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Repealing NL rule will help curb costs
March 13, 2010
It's apparent New London voters have gotten change in city government. After voters unfastened city Democrats' longtime majority lock on the City Council by splintering its membership between Republicans, Democrats and a single Green Party candidate...
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Now it's about Iraq for the Iraqis
Iraq is the country that refuses to die: Saddam Hussein tried to break his people by torture and poison gas, but he failed. America arrogantly mismanaged the first years of its occupation and nearly triggered a civil war, but the Iraqis held on.
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This tea party activist isn't afraid to boil the kettle
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Tea party flexes its muscle in state that launched Obama
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Reader replies to editorial "STD a crisis NL and Groton cannot ignore"
ABSTINENCE WORKS
The time is now to restore hope to D.C. students, Mr. President
When President Obama signed a $450 billion spending bill in December, his signature effectively dismantled a small, successful education program benefiting low-income children in the nation's capital. This week, a bipartisan coalition led by Sen.
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Making of A Movement
A member of the Connecticut 2nd District Tea Party Patriots recently e-mailed the publisher of The Day concerned "that everyone is trying to define what the tea party movement is," but often not correctly. In this Perspective, you'll find a link to the "Declaration of Tea Party Independence," as well as an interview with the man who helped write it.
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U.S. chief justice shows his strong backbone
Why is the news media - The Day included - so obsessed with the tea party movement? The movement, which in actual numbers... Based on recent correspondence from Rep. Joe Courtney, he is ready to vote for the health care bill currently approved... While the images of the recent Willetts Avenue apartment fire in New London are still fresh in our minds, we should speak... I am a lifelong Democrat and I support the current mayor in New London, Rob Pero. Mayor Pero is for the people and he...Why waste time and energy on tea party?
OK to health care bill will cost seniors dearly
We can learn lessons from apartment fire
New London in good hands with Mayor Pero
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The return of the Peeps contest
Once again this year, The Day is running its Peeps competition, in which we invite you to take Easter's favorite candy – Peeps – and turn them into art.
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What's in a name? A couple of modest suggestions
New London has a waterfront park. It's called the Waterfront Park. While accurate, no one burned the midnight oil coming up with that one. It's a...
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