LATEST EDITORIALS
Energy diversity
The selection of several fuel-cell projects along with its commitment to offshore wind power show the state is wisely diversifying its energy stock.
A sign of progress from the Catholic Church
The church has taken to heart its promise to do better by the people who look to it for comfort.
Can Passero lead New London to that 'bright future' he sees coming?
There are many encouraging signs that New London is headed in the right direction, but taking any of it for granted would be a big mistake.
Growing corporate power threatens America's strength -- its middle class
Capitalism is the best economic driver the world has ever witnessed. But the tendency for it to accumulate power in fewer hands must be checked by the political process.
New London puts equal treatment of all residents in writing — again
Agree or disagree with the need for the resolution, the saving grace is that the matter is closed, with no more need for people to pick sides over this highly emotional issue.
Move away from cruel border policy that takes kids from parents
Sticking by this policy could prove to be a major political miscalculation by the Trump White House.
More dark clouds over 2016 election
The nation could well be headed for a constitutional crisis, with yet another report feeding conspiracy theories and undermining public confidence in U.S. institutions.
Needed housing in Old Lyme
A concern about pedestrian traffic should not be a project stopper and, while busy with traffic, the area is not excessively so.
Less (waste) is more (savings) for New London
A proposal to switch New London's waste collection to a Pay-As-You-Throw system will go before the City Council Monday, and by the end of summer it could be in use. The idea is absolutely worth trying.
From here on out, make it a safe summer on our waters
While it’s important for all boaters to adhere to safety precautions while on the water, paddlers and those sailing very small sailboats should be especially diligent.
Trump gave too much, got too little in Korean talks
The approach taken in these talks far better served Kim than it did the interests of the United States.
Trump's trade tantrum won't benefit U.S.
The result of Trump's tariffs is likely to be higher consumer prices and a reduced ability of the United States to use its innovation to compete globally.
