An inspired cartoonist hire I was thrilled to read that you've engaged Matt Davies as an editorial cartoonist for the Connecticut Post and its sister newspapers.   Read More »

Saying goodbye to local star We have lost our local star ... Patricia Hemenway (Cook). I met her in high school and performed in musicals with her at Fairfield Teens.   Read More »

Doing their part for our city On Nov. 17, I came home to my residence on Park Avenue in Bridgeport to find our Bridgeport firefighters of Ladder 5 maintaining one of our public landmarks.   Read More »

What a curious problem ("Foxwoods fails to make full debt payment," Nov. 18). We have an entity that is outside the law, a separate nation unto itself.   Read More »

By Attila Lengyel John Hourihan's analogy (column, Connecticut Post, Nov. 8) of the runaway grader was of his and his friend's making, and there is no reason for kudos in preventing any further   Read More »

The grassroots organization We the People of Fairfield applauds First Selectman Ken Flatto's vow to have a 0 percent tax increase this year! A flat tax has been a goal of We the People since last   Read More »

State was vital to Civil War effort Articles about Sharon Smith's new book "Connecticut's Civil War" have grabbed my interest. The Post's comments suggest that Connecticut's major contributions lay   Read More »

I must express my utter surprise and disappointment in the Connecticut Post's editorial board over this past Sunday's editorial entitled "Lieberman should not block vote.   Read More »

The Connecticut Post never fails to disappoint. On Veterans Day, it chooses to print a letter by a writer who turned a day to reflect and honor the sacrifices of our servicemen into a partisan   Read More »

This is in response to a letter titled "Remember troops, and support them" in the Connecticut Post on Nov. 8 by Tony Pavlich of Stratford, whose godson was killed in action in Iraq last year.   Read More »