Today I want to introduce Dusty. She is a 3 year old Gray cat. She has not had much experience with children but may willing to consider sharing a home with kids who can be gentle and respectful of pets. The same goes for other animals. She came to us expecting a litter of kittens,…
Connecticut Pizza & Brew Fest debuts Sunday July 16, 2023, at the Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport. Celebrates all things pizza & craft beer, with pizza & dessert food trucks, craft breweries, and vendors serving up their signature pies. While you’re there, check out pizza panels happening throughout the event ranging from the history of New Haven…
INGREDIENTS:2 cups all-purpose flour1/2 cup powdered sugar2 tablespoons cornstarch¾ cup of butter4 eggs (lightly beaten)1/5 cups granulated sugar¼ cup of half & half, light cream, skim milk (whatever you prefer)1 tablespoon of lemon peel (fresh preferred — can use lemon juice if needbe) Bake 350 degrees 18-20 minutes for crust
Senate Minority Leader Kevin Kelly came in studio to do a deeper dive into the two-year, 51-billion-dollar approved during this session. We talked about the tax cuts, the education investments and one thing that wasn’t snuck into the 832-page document…((00:00)) A groundbreaking today is paving a new future for Connecticut veterans at Homes for the…
Thursday’s “Connecticut Today” with Paul Pacelli welcomed www.ct169strong.org spokesperson Maria Weingarten to chat about the last-minute zoning bill that was approved by the General Assembly (0:34). Heritage Foundation analyst Steven Bradbury gave us his thoughts on the Canadian wildfires (12:42). We welcomed www.OnlyInBridgeport.com blogger Lennie Grimaldi for his weekly update (20:46), while Paul had some thoughts on the just-concluded…
Dr. Christine M. Cocchiola, DSW, LCSW joins Lisa Wexler for Part 2 of CII Senior Reporter, Marc Fitch’s in-depth, eye-opening investigation on if the CT’s family court system is ignoring abuse. Image Credit: AndreyPopov / iStock / Getty Images Plus
June has been a hard month to swallow…no seriously! The smoke in our atmosphere carrying over from wildfires in Canada is impacting people in Connecticut. But it’s not just people with breathing issues or of older age. Dr. Browne shares why kids need to be careful with too much outdoor exposure and also what kind…
The unhealthy air quality isn’t just impacting people, but also animals. We spoke with both Gregg Dancho of the Beardsley Zoo and Tom Anderson of CT Audubon Society about the smoky air impacting animals and birds. ((00:00)) A Trumbull native always wanted to be a professional baseball player. But after losing sight in one eye,…
The legislative session has officially ended and housing legislation didn’t see an awful lot of progress made. What good and not so good points came out of Senate Bill 998? Now that the state is out of it, can municipalities do more to step up and create workforce housing opportunities? Renee Dobis, CEO of Connecticut…
Children in Placement is very excited to be hosting its largest fundraiser since before the pandemic, raising critical funds to support our mission of providing advocacy and support to Connecticut’s abused and neglected children. “A Taste of CIP” presented by The Lawn Doctor of Fairfield & Westchester Counties, will bring together a dozen local vendors who…
Wednesday’s “Connecticut Today” with host Paul Pacelli looked at a new bill allowing cities and towns to set up red light and speed cameras (0:28). Pastor Rodney Wade, senior pastor of the Long Hill Bible Church in Waterbury, discussed recent use-of-force issues involving the Waterbury Police Department (14:06). Hearst Connecticut editor and columnist Dan Haar…
Today I want to introduce Dusty. She is a 3 year old Gray cat. She has not had much experience with children but may willing to consider sharing a home with kids who can be gentle and respectful of pets. The same goes for other animals. She came to us expecting a litter of kittens,…
Connecticut Pizza & Brew Fest debuts Sunday July 16, 2023, at the Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport. Celebrates all things pizza & craft beer, with pizza & dessert food trucks, craft breweries, and vendors serving up their signature pies. While you’re there, check out pizza panels happening throughout the event ranging from the history of New Haven…
INGREDIENTS:2 cups all-purpose flour1/2 cup powdered sugar2 tablespoons cornstarch¾ cup of butter4 eggs (lightly beaten)1/5 cups granulated sugar¼ cup of half & half, light cream, skim milk (whatever you prefer)1 tablespoon of lemon peel (fresh preferred — can use lemon juice if needbe) Bake 350 degrees 18-20 minutes for crust
Senate Minority Leader Kevin Kelly came in studio to do a deeper dive into the two-year, 51-billion-dollar approved during this session. We talked about the tax cuts, the education investments and one thing that wasn’t snuck into the 832-page document…((00:00)) A groundbreaking today is paving a new future for Connecticut veterans at Homes for the…
Thursday’s “Connecticut Today” with Paul Pacelli welcomed www.ct169strong.org spokesperson Maria Weingarten to chat about the last-minute zoning bill that was approved by the General Assembly (0:34). Heritage Foundation analyst Steven Bradbury gave us his thoughts on the Canadian wildfires (12:42). We welcomed www.OnlyInBridgeport.com blogger Lennie Grimaldi for his weekly update (20:46), while Paul had some thoughts on the just-concluded…
Dr. Christine M. Cocchiola, DSW, LCSW joins Lisa Wexler for Part 2 of CII Senior Reporter, Marc Fitch’s in-depth, eye-opening investigation on if the CT’s family court system is ignoring abuse. Image Credit: AndreyPopov / iStock / Getty Images Plus
June has been a hard month to swallow…no seriously! The smoke in our atmosphere carrying over from wildfires in Canada is impacting people in Connecticut. But it’s not just people with breathing issues or of older age. Dr. Browne shares why kids need to be careful with too much outdoor exposure and also what kind…
The unhealthy air quality isn’t just impacting people, but also animals. We spoke with both Gregg Dancho of the Beardsley Zoo and Tom Anderson of CT Audubon Society about the smoky air impacting animals and birds. ((00:00)) A Trumbull native always wanted to be a professional baseball player. But after losing sight in one eye,…
The legislative session has officially ended and housing legislation didn’t see an awful lot of progress made. What good and not so good points came out of Senate Bill 998? Now that the state is out of it, can municipalities do more to step up and create workforce housing opportunities? Renee Dobis, CEO of Connecticut…
Children in Placement is very excited to be hosting its largest fundraiser since before the pandemic, raising critical funds to support our mission of providing advocacy and support to Connecticut’s abused and neglected children. “A Taste of CIP” presented by The Lawn Doctor of Fairfield & Westchester Counties, will bring together a dozen local vendors who…
Wednesday’s “Connecticut Today” with host Paul Pacelli looked at a new bill allowing cities and towns to set up red light and speed cameras (0:28). Pastor Rodney Wade, senior pastor of the Long Hill Bible Church in Waterbury, discussed recent use-of-force issues involving the Waterbury Police Department (14:06). Hearst Connecticut editor and columnist Dan Haar…