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Sitting at a computer reflecting on the news headlines in our local papers in CT, The Lakeville Journal and The Republican-American out of Waterbury CT, there were shocking headlines about how many students are Not Passing one or more classes.

That was a catalyst for about ten letters and two main articles about the new schedule proposal at HVRHS (Housatonic Valley Regional High School) in Falls Village CT.)  With shrinking populations in many smaller towns in the MA/NY CT area, every 'sector of the community' is under scrutiny to see what is needed to help them succeed at whatever age and

Once you start to realize the job of doctors, educators (teachers and those Planning the Curriculum), counselors and ministers as well as parents and caring adults (or anyone a little wiser even it younger) are Not Mandated to Prevent Harm or Promote Health, then a lot of misery makes more sense.

On Facebook, I just learned that the new market in the former Grand Union shopping center will be opening shortly under new direction. Skip Trotta owns the building and used to run Trotta's in Sharon CT which is owned by someone else. That family, The Donovans, selected the current managers of The Sharon Farm Market to run the Sharon Store about five years ago (or more). The father of the family running that upscale grocery store will be running the new Millerton store. His son will oversee the Sharon Store

Some have felt the GU, Grand Union, afforded families reasonable selections and good