There are more than two-thousand residents who call Success Village home. The 924-unit complex has had inconsistency of hot water and heat for months. The problem got so bad, it led to a receivership to handle the finances and operations of the complex between Bridgeport and Stratford. Attorney Barry Knott, the receiver for Success Village, has reportedly sounded the alarm about potential boiler tampering. We asked Chief Roderick Porter about the investigation.
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Sujata Gadkar-Wilcox is hoping to fill Senator Marilyn Moore’s seat for the 22nd district, representing Bridgeport, Monroe and Trumbull. We got to know her and her goals for office if elected in November.
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The state’s fiscal watchdog shared the 2024 fiscal financial report as well as his recent losses report for Connecticut. We also asked Comptroller Sean Scanlon about a recent roundtable discussion in Westport tackling child healthcare.
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“Connecticut Today” host Paul Pacelli welcomed Italian-American One Voice Coalition President Andre DiMino to chat about the continuing controversy surrounding the observance of Columbus Day in some parts of the country (00:26). We also spoke with China and Asia expert Gordon Chang, author of, “Plan Red: China’s Project to Destroy America” (08:34)
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Have you ever been to The Prospector? It’s a movie theater in Ridgefield—a special place for more than one reason. In addition to showing all the current movies (and some great ones from the past, too!), it is also known for employing people with disabilities. Host Brigitte Quinn got Monday’s Newsline started by talking with Executive Director Ryan Wenke about the theater, its great history, and how it evolved into hiring those with disabilities (00:00). Also joining the show was Stamford Advocate reporter Brianna Gurciullo of Hearst Media on a story in Stamford last week where voters received postcards directing them to the wrong polling locations (16:28)
Lisa Wexler addresses listener questions about writing your own will and living trusts vs. a will, and why towns may not notarize a will.
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Bowzer’s Rock ‘N’ Doo-Wop Party Volume 23 comes to Mohegan Sun Arena on Sunday January 19th. For ticket information, visit www.ticketmaster.com
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Two men are believed to have entered a Michigan home after posing as utility workers. This deadly home invasion led to a conversation with our Crime Prevention Expert, Jim Perez, about how to protect ourselves from these types of crimes.
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For World Mental Health Day this month, we spoke with counselor, Julius Dudics, about adults prioritizing their mental health. Despite more and more calls for mental health support for kids, we wanted to talk about adults focusing on their own mental health before worrying about junior.
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Multiple studies are calling “busyness” a social epidemic in our country. Our marriage coach, Bob Donovan, calls it busyness a marriage killer. How do we know if we are at-risk of ruining our marriage over busy schedules and what can we do to recover? Bob gave us some advice.
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