Published April 19. 2021 4:03PM
I hope that Luis Noel Cruz can continue to maintain his transformational life outside of prison. The 33-paragraph article describes his expression of sorrow for his two murder victims’ families, his becoming a paralegal, a translator for religious services, and the support of his local attorney and family.
My question to Day Staff Writer Taylor Hartz and the Day editors is what was the journalistic value of identifying one of the murder victim’s father as a former police lieutenant, convicted 14 years after the murder of his son, on corruption charges? Including this information, and apparently not interviewing anyone from the two murder victims’ families for comment, is not objective journalism. The Day readers deserve better and the families of Arosmo Diaz and Tyler White deserve an apology.
Published March 04. 2021 5:28PM | Updated March 04. 2021 6:11PM
As we approach the one-year anniversary of Connecticut s shelter-in-place order, many of us have been working from home for an entire year.
If you ve been working from home, we d like to know what your experience has been like. Are there things you really like or dislike about working from home? Have you found any advantages to working from home? Are there more distractions at home than in your office space? Do you feel like your productivity has increased or decreased? Do you have any helpful tips for people who are still trying to perfect their work-from-home space or routine?