1. A fake online ad was launched days before the primary election in Bridgeport. Maria Pereira shared the story and her concerns about the non-profit behind the stunt. ((00:10))
2. Wellness coach, Amy Llinas, taught us how to maintain healthy habits heading into the fall and holiday season. ((09:58))
3. Science you may not Know: The Fisher Pen ((17:15))
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Heavy rain, thunderstorms headed for CT today, weather service says CT Post
Bridgeport amphitheater readies to screen Foo Fighters’ audience CT Post
Colony Grill to open two new pizza restaurants in Florida CT Post
Oak Lawn Cemetery in Fairfield unveils new memorial to honor those who lost their lives on 9/11 CT Post
Virtual trip through the CT Renaissance faire CT Post
Review: CT’s Hindsight BBQ pitmaster Jeff Schmidt impresses, but strives for smoked perfection The Hour
From hula hoop to ninja training: 6 unique workout classes in CT The Hour
Avelo announces 5th Florida destination from Tweed New Haven The Hour
A 2021 guide to Connecticut’s corn mazes Stamford Advocate
13 tequila bars in Connecticut for margaritas and cocktails Stamford Advocate
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On Tuesday’s “Connecticut Today” with Paul Pacelli, Paul spoke with Quinnipiac University Law Professor Bill Dunlap on the Constitutional issues raised by recently proposed federal and state Covid-19 vaccine mandates (0:44). Author Adam Kaat stopped by to chat about his new book, “Life on the Grocery Line: A Frontline Experience in a Global Pandemic” (11:39).
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1. Social security and Medicare official, Max Richtman, answered listener questions about social security solvency and medicare benefits. ((00:10))
2. Don Ramsey is the grandfather to 13-month old Sophia who died after being diagnosed with EB. We learned about the rare genetic disorder and how you can help to find a cure. ((14:41))
3. Are you listening? WHAT! Julius Dudics talked about the importance of listening in a relationship. ((23:07))
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New statewide pedestrian laws start next month in CT CT Post
In Photos: Milford’s 9/11 memorial service CT Post
A 2021 guide to Connecticut’s Apple Orchards CT Post
CT’s best breakfast and brunch restaurants of 2021, according to Connecticut Magazine The Hour
Connecticut post-Labor Day beach guide: What you need to know CT Post
Stratford’s Paradise Green moves to the music CT Post
16 places to get apple cider donuts around Connecticut The Hour
FD: Fisherman freed from mud during ‘complicated’ rescue in Milford NH Register
Connecticut Magazine: Best New Haven restaurants for 2021 NH Register
Milford siblings raise $1,325 for Alex’s Lemonade Stand NH Register
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1. Governor Lamont explained why a gas tax is coming verses pulling revenue from online betting or marijuana sales. ((00:10))
2. Congressman Himes responds to requests from families of 9/11 victims wanting transparency over Saudi Arabia. ((14:57))
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Connecticut’s Halloween attractions release rules for 2021 season CT Post
Hours before NFL kickoff, feds approve sports gambling in CT CT Post
‘Hocus Pocus 2’ casting for extras in New England CT Post
Westport police remind residents that stealing signs is a crime CT Post
25 things to do this weekend in Connecticut, Sept. 10-12 CT Post
Fairs and festivals around Connecticut this weekend CT Post
8 hard cideries in and around CT to try this fall CT Post
Clear skies with mild temperatures forecast for CT this weekend The Hour
For Yankees’ minor-leaguer Thomas Milone, despite floods and demotions, it’s been ‘fun year’ Stamford Advocate
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Dr. Browne talked about the mu variant and why kids are getting covid more and more compared to last year.
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1. Senator Blumenthal explains why he is “furious” and “frustrated” over Afghanistan. ((00:10))
2. Our cyber security expert talked about phishing scams and how to make and remember solid passwords. ((07:55))
3. The BBB says millions of young people are duped by employment scams. Besides being offered a fake job, what’s the risk? ((22:51))
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Winston is a white and tabby cat, approximately a year old. He pretends to be independent but as you can see from the picture he really just wants chin scratches from all of his friends. He still has some of the playfulness and curiosity of a kitten, but is already old enough to have lovely house manners. He loves to greet people at the door and always likes to supervise activities in the cat condo. He also enjoys playing with toys and watching the birds out the window. He may be a bit bossy with other cats, so might do best as the only cat in the home. Because he initially wants to observe people before soliciting attention, a home with adults only or families with older children is preferred.
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