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Reader: We Have Come Too Close to Nuclear War Too Many Times
By Joseph Wasserman The Unites States and Russia both have nuclear missiles on hair trigger alert, leaving a very brief window of minutes to decide if a warning is a false alarm or an oncoming attack. All of us should be aware of the many false alarms that could have resulted in the end of […]
Remembering Nancy Wyman: A Local Legend in Connecticutย Politics
By John McNamara – NBPoliticus.com Politics was always โlocalโ to Nancy Wyman whether it was entering the fray to become a Tolland board of education member or running to become the first woman to win a state constitutional office that had been exclusively reserved for men since it was established in 1876. Her successful statewide […]
New Britain Set to Implement Traffic Enforcement Cameras Amid Statewide Concerns
Governor Lamont Calls For 30-Day Pause In Use of License Plate Readers Over Data Collection Issue by John McNamara New Britain became the 18th community approved for use of traffic enforcement cameras on August 7th on the same day Governor Lamont called for a 30-day pause on their use primarily because of opposition to โflockโ […]
Friends of the New Britain Public Library Hosting Annual Textbook Sale
By Friends of the New Britain Public Library The Annual Textbook Sale, sponsored by the Friends of the New Britain Public Library will be held from August 29 โ September 19 this year, on the Main floor of the library on 20 High Street in New Britain. It will be open during library hours (visit […]
Pathways/Senderos Planning Annual Walk-a-Thon
Pathways/Senderos is hosting its Annual Pathways Walk-a-Thon. About the event, on September 27, 2026, organizers say that, The 27th Pathways Walk-a-Thon is Pathways/Senderos’ largest fundraiser of the year. Registration begins at 9:30, with the walk kicking off at 10:00, followed by refreshments and a raffle. Sponsorship opportunities are available; please contact Heather at [email protected] for […]
Neighborhood Activists: Updated Flooding Presentation #51
Updated 8-17-26 Presentation #51: This updated record is being shared regarding the status of our neighborhood’s storm-sewer system and the City and State responses. Our concerns must be given the highest priority. To: Our Neighborhood Flooding, Sanitary Back-Up, and Break VictimsConcerned Taxpayers and ResidentsCity, State, and Federal Officials Brief History: The Allen St. Storm-Sewer System […]
Gov Lamont Directs Flags to Half-Staff in Honor of Former Lt Gov Nancy Wyman
Former Connecticut Lieutenant Governor Nancy Wyman passed away early Wednesday morning, prompting Gov Ned Lamont to direct that all US and state flags on Connecticut state government buildings be lowered to half-staff immediately. Wyman, who served as the state’s 108th lieutenant governor from 2011 to 2019, was remembered as a trailblazing leader and a tireless […]
Lamont and Shea Win Their Primaries, Including in New Britain
Incumbent Gov Ned Lamont (D) appears to have been chosen by Democratic voters to run for a third term as Connecticut’s Governor, as unofficial results of the Democratic primary show him defeating State Rep Josh Elliott (D) by a more than two-to-one margin. In New Britain, unofficial results show Lamont winning by 1,557 votes to […]







