On Friday’s “Connecticut Today,” Paul Pacelli welcomed back Yankee Institute for Public Policy reporter Marc Fitch to chat about growing tension between Gov. Ned Lamont and state employee union officials, as well as some questions being raised about Connecticut First Lady Annie Lamont’s business dealings (0:31). Dr. Anthony Santella from the University of New Haven talked about the latest developments regarding the Covid-19 Omicron variant (13:36).
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1. Egg noodles boiled and drained – then put in greased casserole dish
2. 1-1 ½ sticks of butter added
3. Add crushed pineapple (1 can and only half juice with fruit)
4. Add raisins
5. In separate bowl, put 6 eggs, 1/2 cup of sugar and 1 cup sour cream. Mix then pour over kugel and mix everything together
6. Top with cinnamon
7. Bake for about an hour at 350 degrees (check on it periodically)
1. Governor Lamont took our state questions but also gives us the latest on covid. ((00:10))
2. The CT Audobon Society shared its latest report on bird populations and why Connecticut needs to care more. ((14:20))
3. Congressman Jim Himes talks about medication price hikes. ((28:39))
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Russ Hackmann recaps all the ways you can increase your nest egg in 2022.
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On “Connecticut Today” with Paul Pacelli, Paul kicked off the show with a few thoughts on the first Major League Baseball work stoppage since 1994 (0:36). Fairfield GOP state Sen. Tony Hwang talked about better local transparency for federal Covid-19 funds (6:27). Quinnipiac University Assistant Journalism Professor Ben Bogardus gave us his thoughts on the controversy surrounding Chris Cuomo and CNN (16:22).
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Dr. Browne talked about the new variant and if the vaccine can fight it. He also touched on boosters and why our infection rate is going up all of a sudden.
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1. Eyes are on the Supreme Court and the handling of Roe v. Wade. Senator Blumenthal weighs in on the conversation. ((00:10))
2. A FEMA Disaster Recovery Center opened in Darien this morning. Alberto Pillot shared how it helps Connecticut residents affected by the remnants of Hurricane Ida. ((10:04))
3. Trees of Hope is back in New Haven! How you can win a tree and help local families. ((19:05))
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Today, Russ Hackmann breaks down for Melissa steps that business owners can take to reduce their current taxes if they are having good years.
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On Wednesday’s “Connecticut Today” with Paul Pacelli, we featured remarks from Governor Ned Lamont on the state’s new family and medical leave program (0:23). Attorney Mike O’Neill from the Landmark Legal Foundation joined us to chat about the U.S. Supreme Court’s oral arguments on a controversial Mississippi abortion law (3:18).
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1. 67 years ago, an Alabama housewife was hit by a meteorite during an afternoon nap. David Mestre of Science you may not Know shares the anniversary significance. ((00:10))
2. As the nation’s most frequent disaster, home fires have remained a constant threat during the COVID-19 pandemic. The American Red Cross shared why they’ve seen a 50% bump in fires since last year. ((09:14))
3. Workout Wednesday: When you’re off routine, how do you stay on top of your health? ((17:46))
4. Monroe Police is hosting its first ever stuff a gazebo toy drive. Here’s what you need to know. ((23:51))
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