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Southern Connecticut College and Career Fair

The Southern Connecticut College & Career Fair is Tuesday, September 30 from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport, CT. Head to CTCollegeFair.com to get information on colleges, universities, and businesses attending from all over the U.S. and abroad.

Designed for high schools students and their families, the Southern Connecticut College & Career Fair is the largest college & career fair in the area. Meet with over 200 colleges, universities, gap year programs, and businesses.

FREE event and open to all high school students.

For more information or questions, email [email protected]

CT Today With Paul Pacelli – Are More Highway Speed Cameras On The Way?

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The Lisa Wexler Show – Contentious Housing Developments Could Endanger Connecticut’s Environment

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Melissa in the Morning: Jose Morales Verdict

A jury unanimously found Jose Morales guilty of murder and evidence tampering in the 2019 killing of Christine Holloway from Ansonia. Following his verdict, one question remains: what happened to the daughter he shared with the victim, Vanessa Morales? We spoke about the latest in the case with Ansonia Police Lt. Patrick Lynch.

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Melissa in the Morning: Trouble on Playgrounds

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Melissa in the Morning: Ansonia Street Takeover

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The Lisa Wexler Show – Fairfield’s Big Legal Monopole Win!

Fairfield First Selectman, Bill Gerber, joins Lisa Wexler to explain what’s next for CT residents regarding UI’s monopoles now that the law has changed for the CT Siting Council, and a judge ruled in favor of Fairfield’s appeal of the decision of the Connecticut Siting Council approving the construction of overhead transmission lines by United Illuminating.

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The Lisa Wexler Show – You Could Be Eligible For Dr. Frank’s Pancreatic Cancer Study

Actor/advocate, Jim Naughton, whose first wife died of pancreatic cancer, and Dr. Richard Frank, chief of cancer research for Nuvance Health, join Lisa Wexler to talk about Dr. Frank’s study to screen for pancreatic cancer early. Dr. Frank explains why early detection is so important, and who the prime candidates for this trial are. If you have a family history and/or are diabetic, this is a MUST LISTEN podcast.

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