The following editorial originally published in the Journal Inquirer January 10, 2013
By Kristen J. Tsetsi
The author of a Dec. 19 letter to the editor wrote, “If the murderer committing the massacre in Newtown had not killed himself, I believe the vast majority of Connecticut residents would prefer that he be executed. … Perhaps (by eliminating the death penalty) our legislators and governor are not representing the people that elected them.”
State-sanctioned revenge killings would probably be satisfying, on some level. In fact, there are a number of reasons I could support them, myself: Continue reading
Diana Falzone, who calls herself the “Dear Abby” of the website Military.com, writes in her article 
Many jokes are being made about the loss of the Twinkie now that Hostess Brands has decided it will cease operations (pending liquidation) after 82 years.
Heather McGrath of New London, Conn. says she has “serious road rage” as a result of a car accident she was in five years ago, when an elderly woman looking for her ringing cell phone ran a red light at 50 miles per hour and plowed her SUV into McGrath’s Pontiac Grand Am.
