Agree.

Great Wall is open. Ate there a few weeks ago. They don't have as many people pushing carts. Seemed understaffed. Dim sum is excellent.

Big push for affordable housing in Wilton. Some buildings in progress. Also, average technician salary is $65,000, with some paying as high as $120,000.

Last time I went, pre-pandemic, I had to show my license to park. I wonder if they are still doing this?

Do you still have to show your license to park?

My daughter was accepted at WCSU and SUNY Puchase. She chose SUNY. She found heroin spoons on the stairs to the library. She left after a semester.

In general, current and former students here say they got a good education at a reasonable price, and they got jobs. But, there is no school identity or spirit. The consultants who prepared the report say the problem is financial mismanagement and that programs and curricula needs to be examined. However "Rotua Lumbantobing, a professor of economics and president of the WSCU chapter of the American Association of University Professors, said she felt the report’s findings around the need for accountability and transparency, as well as some of the critiques on leadership and organizational shortcomings, are “very close” to what she and other faculty members identify as underlying causes for the university’s “financial crisis.” But the report didn’t say it out loud, obviously,” she said. Folks, take her statement with a grain of salt. CSU system professors routinely knee-jerk blame to administrators to take the onus off of themselves. They, too, need to look in the mirror.

It also familiarizes. Oh, I know that name! I'll vote for her.