This week we are bringing you baby Stitch, a 4 month old dilute tricolor lion head. Stitch is exceedingly fluffy and friendly. He’ll be a joy to have in any home. He needs a family who can groom him regularly and give him lots of free roaming time. He may like to be bonded to…
On Tuesday’s “Connecticut Today,” host Paul Pacelli welcomed State Democratic Party Chairwoman Nancy DiNardo to talk about the upcoming elections (0:23). Discovery Institute Senior Fellow Dr. Robert Marbut chatted with us about the nation’s ongoing homeless and poverty problems (15:38). Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar started the show off with a small rant about Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Bob Stefanowski suing the Independent Party, which lead into a discussion about the political landscape with Libertarian Party Candidate to Represent the third district, Dr. Amy Chai (0:00). After that, Connecticut Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz joined the conversation to talk about…
On the Horizon: Halloween — what do parents need to know about dangerous candies and street safety for trick-or-treaters? ((00:00)) Julie on the Job: Women are mass exiting their jobs at the highest rate we’ve seen in recent years. Why is that happening and what can be done? ((14:00)) We are in the midst of…
Over the past 2 weeks, marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, did a mini-survey to try and answer this: Marriage is (blank). He shares the answers and the significance behind those answers. ((00:00)) There is major price disparity depending on the relationship between your commercial health insurance and area hospitals. What’s the deal and how do we…
Claud took a classic dish and put a Halloween twist on it!
Connecticut has reached a record-high for bear break-in’s. Many have debated bringing back bear hunts. Annie Hornish is the Connecticut State Director of the Human Society of the US. She explains why hunts “won’t fix the problem.” ((00:00)) A pair of artists are bringing decades of work to the public. Learn about a new exhibit…
Thursday’s “Connecticut Today” featured host Paul Pacelli wondering if critics were right months ago when they warned that the lottery system used to award recreational marijuana licenses was slanted toward major companies (0:25). Paul also talked about some new figures illustrating the impact that inflation is having on the average U.S. family (9:09). Image Credit:…
The state’s two children’s hospitals are overflowing with patients suffering from respiratory illnesses in what has become a national health crisis. Infectious disease doctors are concerned about the trend. Dr. Browne sheds some insight on this topic and what parents should know. IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus
A poll commissioned by Child Care for Connecticut’s Future has found overwhelming support for increasing Connecticut’s state investment in early care and education. We spoke about the findings with Jessica Sager, CEO of All Our Kin, a nonprofit that trains, supports and sustains family child care educators. ((00:00)) October is cybersecurity awareness month. We spoke…