The Hartford Stage Ages 9-15 One-Act Play August 1-12 9am-5pm $550 REGISTER NOW Young actors will hone their skills with training in the basics of acting and improvisation while working toward a production of the hilarious sci-fi spoof Attack of the Pom Pom Zombies. Ages 5-8 Children’s Cast (Please note: to be eligible for the Children’s Cast, students […]

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What Happens When Ex-Offenders Return to Our Communities? States may also elect to opt out of some of the federally mandated collateral consequences for some convictions. For instance, people convicted of drug offenses are, according to federal law, not permitted to receive some “welfare benefits,” or to live in federally subsidized housing. This is a […]

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Barack Obama Said… I am the son of a black man from Kenya and a white woman from Kansas. I was raised with the help of a white grandfather who survived a Depression to serve in Patton’s Army during World War II and a white grandmother who worked on a bomber assembly line at Fort […]

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Bail Reform Dead for this Legislative Session According to the Hartford Courant, in November 2015 Gov. Dannel P. Malloy called for an overhaul of the state’s bail system. “Many jurisdictions have begun to reconsider whether existing bail systems are fair and just since many started to think whether can you be denied bail, which eventually […]

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The Widowmaker Repents After decades of dysfunction, one church publicly confessed its mistreatment of former ministers. Roving journalist Charles Kuralt once called Madison, Indiana, “the most beautiful river town in America.  For decades though, the beauty masked an ugly truth. One of Madison’s key congregations was rife with toxic church politics that hurt and expelled minister […]

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KEEP CALM… AND CATCH UP! Haven’t met your full pledge yet?  It’s Catch-Up Sunday- Every Sunday in June! You can do it!

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