Getting back to normal after the trade towers disaster
In the aftermath of the tragedy, Fairfield’s voters face a political shadow as the Connecticut primary proceeds. The editorial condemns officials for not canceling the primary, notes low turnout and fear, and praises Mary Carroll Mirylees’ positive campaign while urging remaining candidates to avoid petty politics.
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Proud to be an American letter on World Trade Center response
A Bridgeport reader recalls joining 21 officers at the World Trade Center disaster on Sept 12. The letter salutes ordinary volunteers across all walks of life and describes the nation as indivisible. It honors rescue workers and urges households to display a symbolic candle for unity. Martha Williams praises the shared resolve.
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