For three consecutive years, the state of Connecticut has lost population. In addition, it has lost major corporations such as UBS, Aetna and GE. Yet, those supposedly in the know can't agree on why this is happening, explains Derek Thompson in The Atlantic. MORE
The 1400 unit complex called Bella Vista in New Haven, Connecticut provides subsidized housing to us geezers. They marvel how fast I can get around, and without a walker, electric wheel chair or scooter. MORE
The 20 children massacred at Sandy Hook, Connecticut Elementary School - this is the third time we have lost children. Connecticut is with them. MORE
The state of Connecticut, part of scenic New England, has been the setting for three relatively recent horrific tragedies. As the state continues to heal, let's pray this holiday seasons that the universe will smile on Connecticut for the next 100 years. MORE
The full transcript of President Obama's speech at the Sandy Hook Interfaith Prayer Vigil in Newtown, Connecticut, on Dec. For students of rhetoric and oratory, there's always a silver lining to the horrific mass shootings that have become such a regular feature of American life - because one thing that's certain is that we'll get to hear yet another example of President Obama making a masterful speech that catches the mood of the nation. MORE
Early one Christmas morning, a fire broke out in Stamford, Connecticut. The three Badger young daughters and their grandparents died. The house was torn down. The mother, Madonna Badger, was hardly injured. Physically. Later she attempted suicide. MORE
Before the snow really started to pound New Haven County, Connecticut, the stores were jammed with people. Today had all the characteristics of Christmas Day. They weren't scooping up bread and milk. MORE
Why didn't more homeowners on the Gold Coast of Connecticut carry flood insurance? THE WALL STREET JOURNAL reports on three towns in that area. In Norwalk, 6% had it, Westport, 13%, and Fairfield 12%. MORE
Residing in the state of Connecticut used to be the symbol of having made it. That was hammered in pop culture. Ad executive from fictional programming "Mad Men" Peter Campbell got on the Metro North in Cos Cob, CT to play the big game in Manhattan. MORE
In Connecticut, there is annual property tax on every auto you own. It's assessed according to the value of the car. So, if you buy a new one, for several years your tax will be high. Late in paying in? Your car is towed away. The property tax on your residence is even more brutal. MORE
You're an attorney in Connecticut specializing in expungement of records. If you are a Connecticut attorney specializing in expungement who can work for a low fee or know of someone, please contact David Schmidt at dschmidt@lslawyers.com , 908-709-0500. And, although this is not pro bono, it will be low paying. A veteran back from combat duty in Iraq needs your expertise. His superiors want him to apply to Officer Candidate School. MORE
Snow was sticking in New Haven, Connecticut. Last night families started getting the jitters about everyone arriving safely, never mind at all, for the Thanksgiving holiday. And the news media sternly warned that a major storm was heading this way from the west and southwest. MORE
That's what I have concluded from observing the brisk business at the check-out counter at the Miller Public Library, Hamden, Connecticut. Print books still cast their spell on toddlers. MORE
Who doesn't know that the first anniversary of the Newtown, Connecticut murder of 20 children and six adults is coming? We here in CT know that most of all. And most of us struggle to put that behind us. MORE
"A wave of education funding cuts hit Connecticut cities and towns on Monday, forcing them to freeze spending and consider tax increases as the state moves into its fourth month without a budget." MORE
In influential New York Magazine, Annie Lowrey publishes her article "What's The Matter with Connecticut?" " Here you can read that insightful deep dive into the erosion of Brand Connecticut. When I had first moved to Fairfield, Connecticut from Washington D.C. MORE
It's such a heartbreaking day in Connecticut. I wish that attorney David Dow, who recently wrote AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN EXECUTION, could come from Texas to Connecticut. The great hope of the state economy - gambling at Monhegan Sun - sputtered. It announced that 355 people would lose their jobs. Actually more than that many positions were eliminated but some of those cut could be deployed in other jobs. MORE
The Metro-North commuter train from Westport, Connecticut to Grand Central Station in Manhattan is a symbol of success in that iconic novel "The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit." THE NEW YORK TIMES reports that yesterday during the evening rush hour the train heading back to Connecticut crashed with another Metro-North train. MORE
This is a capitalist society so some alert entrepreneurs could spot the tourism potential in Newtown, Connecticut just as they did in Salem, Massachusetts. MORE
Wet snowstorm Alfred hit Connecticut last Saturday afternoon. Here it is Friday evening and 430,000 are still w/o power. It seemed like all of them were at my 12-step meetings this week. And none at the meetings had drunk through the ordeal, even though some had to bunk with with their grown children whose power hadn't gone off. One couple who had sobered up together five years ago turned the ordeal into an adventure. MORE
GE is moving from Fairfield, Connecticut to Boston. The latter is the new cool, including as a hub for tech. Once, CT was also a very cool brand among East Coast movers and shakers. MORE
The North Haven, Connecticut Public Library has evolved into the working person's secret weapon. Here in many parts of Connecticut, our power, phone, and Internet were out, all because of Hurricane Irene. Take last week. MORE
As USA Today reports, he died in a Connecticut hospital after a car accident. Disabled Thaddeus Farrow had once been a "throw-away" human being in India. Then celebrity Mia Farrow adopted him. MORE
Connecticut time is divided into Before and After the Petit home invasion in tony town of Cheshire. " Over and over, out of nowhere, someone in Connecticut will reflect, "How can that man go on, how can he, after losing his wife and two beautiful daughters." It's not that Connecticut has been spared other kinds of tragedies. MORE
Here in Connecticut, Governor Dannel Malloy banned all driving, except for emergency vehicles. The next election is won or lost, depending on how adeptly politicos manage a severe snow storm. Nemo has been severe. MORE
More than the lousy economy and midterm elections, we in Connecticut are transfixed by the trial in the triple murder Petit case and the push for the death penalty. So do many other residents of Connecticut. The world will watch if Connecticut gives in to the mob and agrees to the death penalty. MORE
Six-year-old Benjamin Wheeler was one of the victims of the 14 December 2012 shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. Analysis of a Speech David Wheeler Newtown Connecticut speech analysis MORE
The one survivor Dr. William Petit and our state of Connecticut still have to go through the execution and then the trial of his partner next year. There was no closure today with the jury's decision on the death penalty for Petit murderer Steven Hayes. After that trial, depending on the verdict, there will be more. Somehow this reality that horrific things just don't end is jarring. Everyone wants the Petit legacy to disappear. MORE
The trusty red roaster is in the parking lot serviced by an outside vendor, not those maintaining the complex where I live. After an ample breakfast I dressed warmly and headed out to that parking lot to dig out my car. MORE
Off to Staples in North Haven, Connecticut I went to buy one. Chastened by The Great Recession, I was determined to extend the life of my Dell laptop as long as possible. So when the keys began to stick on the keyboard I had no intention of buying a new one. From experience I knew that I could just switch over to an external keyboard. Here in New Haven, the car situation is much like that of Manhattan: forget owning one. MORE
Amidst the shifting landscape in media, the print NEW HAVEN CONNECTICUT ADVOCATE couldn't manage to survive. Begun in 1975 as an alternate weekly, it took on issues in an edgy way. As of today, it is dead. MORE
"When my husband and I moved from our apartment on the Upper East Side of Manhattan to a large house surrounded by so many trees in Westport, Connecticut, we assumed that his speechwriting skills would still be in heavy demand. MORE
Here in central Connecticut the story has been the home invasion of the Petit family. Our generation in Connecticut will continue to be haunted by it. Every area has its defining story. MORE
As Jessica Roy reports in New York Magazine , today was Connecticut Governor Dan Malloy's parade celebrating his inauguration. Sometimes the public signals in subtle ways. Other times the messaging is blatant. MORE
Six years ago, the Cheshire, Connecticut home invasion shocked the nation. Two years ago, another tragedy happened in Connecticut. At the end of it, Dr. William Petit II was the sole survivor. Two thugs had snuffed out the lives of his wife and two young daughters. MORE
There is now much to look forward to Connecticut. Connecticut-based established media and bloggers like myself can make names for ourselves before, during, and after the second trial. Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel is out on $1.2 million bail. MORE
spoke so eloquently at his father's funeral mass we in Connecticut began speculating that he might go for the U.S. When Ted Kennedy, Jr. Senate seat to be vacated by Joe Lieberman. MORE
Hedge fund in Connecticut SAC Capital Advisors has accepted a plea deal in which it will be shuttered. Truth, justice, and the American way just trumped the evils of insider trading. MORE
Snow began in central Connecticut about 7 A.M. There seems to be a correlation: The longer the snow season lingers in the high-pressure Northeast the less bearable is listening to Troubles Talk. Or, come to think of it, any uninvited conversation. MORE
Recently Fairfield, Connecticut lawyer, Christopher Andrews , was shot dead by police as he was attacking his wife and three children. Mega corporation GE is pulling out of CT and relocating across the border in Boston. Three horrors haunt the state. MORE
My section of Connecticut was one of the few which didn't lose electricity. Hurricane Irene has been the enemy of small business. Much of our low-cost communications systems were knocked out. MORE
A state known for its quiet living, Connecticut has become the national focus of tragedies set there. That began in the home of Dr. Petit in an upscale neighborhood. His wife and two teenage daughters were murdered by two thugs. Both MORE
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OCTOBER 3, 2017
"A wave of education funding cuts hit Connecticut cities and towns on Monday, forcing them to freeze spending and consider tax increases as the state moves into its fourth month without a budget."
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
FEBRUARY 1, 2018
Residing in the state of Connecticut used to be the symbol of having made it. That was hammered in pop culture. Ad executive from fictional programming "Mad Men" Peter Campbell got on the Metro North in Cos Cob, CT to play the big game in Manhattan.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
SEPTEMBER 22, 2016
As USA Today reports, he died in a Connecticut hospital after a car accident. Disabled Thaddeus Farrow had once been a "throw-away" human being in India. Then celebrity Mia Farrow adopted him.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
FEBRUARY 24, 2016
Recently Fairfield, Connecticut lawyer, Christopher Andrews , was shot dead by police as he was attacking his wife and three children. Mega corporation GE is pulling out of CT and relocating across the border in Boston. Three horrors haunt the state.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
APRIL 19, 2016
GE is moving from Fairfield, Connecticut to Boston. The latter is the new cool, including as a hub for tech. Once, CT was also a very cool brand among East Coast movers and shakers.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JULY 5, 2017
For three consecutive years, the state of Connecticut has lost population. In addition, it has lost major corporations such as UBS, Aetna and GE. Yet, those supposedly in the know can't agree on why this is happening, explains Derek Thompson in The Atlantic.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 13, 2014
The state of Connecticut, part of scenic New England, has been the setting for three relatively recent horrific tragedies. As the state continues to heal, let's pray this holiday seasons that the universe will smile on Connecticut for the next 100 years.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 14, 2012
The 20 children massacred at Sandy Hook, Connecticut Elementary School - this is the third time we have lost children. Connecticut is with them.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
SEPTEMBER 14, 2010
It's such a heartbreaking day in Connecticut. I wish that attorney David Dow, who recently wrote AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN EXECUTION, could come from Texas to Connecticut. The great hope of the state economy - gambling at Monhegan Sun - sputtered. It announced that 355 people would lose their jobs. Actually more than that many positions were eliminated but some of those cut could be deployed in other jobs.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JANUARY 7, 2015
As Jessica Roy reports in New York Magazine , today was Connecticut Governor Dan Malloy's parade celebrating his inauguration. Sometimes the public signals in subtle ways. Other times the messaging is blatant.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
OCTOBER 23, 2012
That's what I have concluded from observing the brisk business at the check-out counter at the Miller Public Library, Hamden, Connecticut. Print books still cast their spell on toddlers.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 22, 2013
There is now much to look forward to Connecticut. Connecticut-based established media and bloggers like myself can make names for ourselves before, during, and after the second trial. Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel is out on $1.2 million bail.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
FEBRUARY 10, 2013
The trusty red roaster is in the parking lot serviced by an outside vendor, not those maintaining the complex where I live. After an ample breakfast I dressed warmly and headed out to that parking lot to dig out my car.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 14, 2013
Before the snow really started to pound New Haven County, Connecticut, the stores were jammed with people. Today had all the characteristics of Christmas Day. They weren't scooping up bread and milk.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
AUGUST 29, 2011
My section of Connecticut was one of the few which didn't lose electricity. Hurricane Irene has been the enemy of small business. Much of our low-cost communications systems were knocked out.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
SEPTEMBER 15, 2010
Connecticut time is divided into Before and After the Petit home invasion in tony town of Cheshire. " Over and over, out of nowhere, someone in Connecticut will reflect, "How can that man go on, how can he, after losing his wife and two beautiful daughters." It's not that Connecticut has been spared other kinds of tragedies.
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FEBRUARY 2, 2013
Six-year-old Benjamin Wheeler was one of the victims of the 14 December 2012 shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. Analysis of a Speech David Wheeler Newtown Connecticut speech analysis
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Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 5, 2013
Amidst the shifting landscape in media, the print NEW HAVEN CONNECTICUT ADVOCATE couldn't manage to survive. Begun in 1975 as an alternate weekly, it took on issues in an edgy way. As of today, it is dead.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 18, 2012
This is a capitalist society so some alert entrepreneurs could spot the tourism potential in Newtown, Connecticut just as they did in Salem, Massachusetts.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
OCTOBER 30, 2012
"When my husband and I moved from our apartment on the Upper East Side of Manhattan to a large house surrounded by so many trees in Westport, Connecticut, we assumed that his speechwriting skills would still be in heavy demand.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 1, 2012
Why didn't more homeowners on the Gold Coast of Connecticut carry flood insurance? THE WALL STREET JOURNAL reports on three towns in that area. In Norwalk, 6% had it, Westport, 13%, and Fairfield 12%.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 14, 2012
A state known for its quiet living, Connecticut has become the national focus of tragedies set there. That began in the home of Dr. Petit in an upscale neighborhood. His wife and two teenage daughters were murdered by two thugs. Both
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MAY 18, 2013
The Metro-North commuter train from Westport, Connecticut to Grand Central Station in Manhattan is a symbol of success in that iconic novel "The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit." THE NEW YORK TIMES reports that yesterday during the evening rush hour the train heading back to Connecticut crashed with another Metro-North train.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 5, 2010
You're an attorney in Connecticut specializing in expungement of records. If you are a Connecticut attorney specializing in expungement who can work for a low fee or know of someone, please contact David Schmidt at dschmidt@lslawyers.com , 908-709-0500. And, although this is not pro bono, it will be low paying. A veteran back from combat duty in Iraq needs your expertise. His superiors want him to apply to Officer Candidate School.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MARCH 31, 2014
Snow began in central Connecticut about 7 A.M. There seems to be a correlation: The longer the snow season lingers in the high-pressure Northeast the less bearable is listening to Troubles Talk. Or, come to think of it, any uninvited conversation.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
SEPTEMBER 18, 2010
More than the lousy economy and midterm elections, we in Connecticut are transfixed by the trial in the triple murder Petit case and the push for the death penalty. So do many other residents of Connecticut. The world will watch if Connecticut gives in to the mob and agrees to the death penalty.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 4, 2013
Hedge fund in Connecticut SAC Capital Advisors has accepted a plea deal in which it will be shuttered. Truth, justice, and the American way just trumped the evils of insider trading.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 4, 2013
Who doesn't know that the first anniversary of the Newtown, Connecticut murder of 20 children and six adults is coming? We here in CT know that most of all. And most of us struggle to put that behind us.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 25, 2013
Six years ago, the Cheshire, Connecticut home invasion shocked the nation. Two years ago, another tragedy happened in Connecticut. At the end of it, Dr. William Petit II was the sole survivor. Two thugs had snuffed out the lives of his wife and two young daughters.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MARCH 14, 2011
The 1400 unit complex called Bella Vista in New Haven, Connecticut provides subsidized housing to us geezers. They marvel how fast I can get around, and without a walker, electric wheel chair or scooter.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 24, 2013
Snow was sticking in New Haven, Connecticut. Last night families started getting the jitters about everyone arriving safely, never mind at all, for the Thanksgiving holiday. And the news media sternly warned that a major storm was heading this way from the west and southwest.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
FEBRUARY 9, 2013
Here in Connecticut, Governor Dannel Malloy banned all driving, except for emergency vehicles. The next election is won or lost, depending on how adeptly politicos manage a severe snow storm. Nemo has been severe.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 4, 2011
Wet snowstorm Alfred hit Connecticut last Saturday afternoon. Here it is Friday evening and 430,000 are still w/o power. It seemed like all of them were at my 12-step meetings this week. And none at the meetings had drunk through the ordeal, even though some had to bunk with with their grown children whose power hadn't gone off. One couple who had sobered up together five years ago turned the ordeal into an adventure.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 24, 2012
spoke so eloquently at his father's funeral mass we in Connecticut began speculating that he might go for the U.S. When Ted Kennedy, Jr. Senate seat to be vacated by Joe Lieberman.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 9, 2011
Here in central Connecticut the story has been the home invasion of the Petit family. Our generation in Connecticut will continue to be haunted by it. Every area has its defining story.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 8, 2010
The one survivor Dr. William Petit and our state of Connecticut still have to go through the execution and then the trial of his partner next year. There was no closure today with the jury's decision on the death penalty for Petit murderer Steven Hayes. After that trial, depending on the verdict, there will be more. Somehow this reality that horrific things just don't end is jarring. Everyone wants the Petit legacy to disappear.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
OCTOBER 12, 2010
Off to Staples in North Haven, Connecticut I went to buy one. Chastened by The Great Recession, I was determined to extend the life of my Dell laptop as long as possible. So when the keys began to stick on the keyboard I had no intention of buying a new one. From experience I knew that I could just switch over to an external keyboard. Here in New Haven, the car situation is much like that of Manhattan: forget owning one.
Max Atkinson
DECEMBER 18, 2012
The full transcript of President Obama's speech at the Sandy Hook Interfaith Prayer Vigil in Newtown, Connecticut, on Dec. For students of rhetoric and oratory, there's always a silver lining to the horrific mass shootings that have become such a regular feature of American life - because one thing that's certain is that we'll get to hear yet another example of President Obama making a masterful speech that catches the mood of the nation.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
SEPTEMBER 6, 2011
The North Haven, Connecticut Public Library has evolved into the working person's secret weapon. Here in many parts of Connecticut, our power, phone, and Internet were out, all because of Hurricane Irene. Take last week.
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