On Tuesday’s edition of “Connecticut Today” with Paul Pacelli, we brought you Gov. Ned Lamont’s announcement of his reelection campaign (courtesy of www.ct-n.com) (0:39). Paul also had some thoughts on rumors that the Biden White House might shutdown a key pipeline affecting Canada (10:28). Southern Connecticut State University Biology Professor Sarah Crawford made a return visit to chat about a rumored Covid-19 pill and the latest on booster shots (19:27).
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1. There’s going to be a 13% bump in Thanksgiving travel. Fran Mayko tells us the trends and also touches on the issues with clocks going back. ((00:10))
2. There are millions of people who struggle with addiction, but only 10% seek help. Counselor, Julius Dudics, talked about why that is. ((11:57))
3. Mayor David Cassetti is done with excuses, he wants to know why Derby still hasn’t agreed to merge for the new senior center. ((19:06))
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Russ Hackmann explains more on Roth accounts – who can get money into these accounts and the difference between how younger people should think about them versus those closer to retirement.
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On Monday’s “Connecticut Today” with Paul Pacelli, Paul welcomed Scott Dolch from the Connecticut Restaurant Association to talk about rising prices and short supplies in many of the state’s restaurants (0:32). Attorney Mike O’Neill from the Landmark Legal Foundation talked about a major case in front of the U.S. Supreme Court touching on the rights of legal gun owners, as well as another federal case regarding the latest Biden White House Covid-19 mandate (19:39).
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1. WICC turns 95! We paid tribute to the major milestone for the station. ((00:10))
2. November marks pancreatic cancer awareness month. So, what is it and why is it so lethal? Dr. Richard Frank answered our questions. ((09:12))
3. Two Fairfield teachers held at gunpoint sparked more conversation about youth crime in CT. ((16:20))
4. STEM programs are being offered in partnership with Mystic Aquarium. ((32:25))
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Russ Hackmann breaks down what Roth accounts are and how to get your money into one.
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Russ Hackmann breaks down for Melissa what people can do to pay for long term care, and whether life insurance is the solution.
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On Thursday’s edition of “Connecticut Today” with Paul Pacelli, Paul wondered who’s telling the truth when it comes to possibly paying off migrants currently suing the federal government via the ACLU (0:37). Journal Inquirer of Manchester columnist Chris Powell checked in regarding the latest Connecticut election results (8:31). Pundit Steve Turley also weighed in on whether Tuesday’s election results help or hurt Donald Trump (17:10).
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The Pfizer covid vaccine for kids 5-11 years old is rolling out nationwide. Dr. Browne eases parental fears and debunks conspiracy theories around the shot. He also explained why kids seem to be so sick this fall!
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Russ Hackmann breaks down what happens for those who need long term care but won’t be able to pay for it, and what insurance they can get.
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