WTIC-TV’s political reporter Shelly Sindland confirmed on her blog today that yes, she is considering a career in politics.     Duby McDowell’s ” The Laurel” broke the story, http://thelaurelct.com/2010/05/10/sindland-to-state-house/ reporting a  tidbit from the minutes of the West […]

Kara and I and the family went to the Reservoir in West Hartford last week and we were disappointed.   The parking has been moved, which now means a much longer walk before […]

A longtime Channel 3 viewer asked why Randall Pinkston is now back on Eyewitness News.   She correctly remembered he worked at Channel 3 back in the 1970s. Pinkston works for CBS News […]

It  looks like Democrat Dan Malloy has chosen Comptroller Nancy Wyman to be his running mate with an official announcement to come tomorrow (Tuesday) at the State Capitol.     I mentioned the possibility […]

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This is a fascinating idea by former Hartford city council member Bob Painter who knows a thing or two about this stuff.   He is Dr. Painter. This appeared in yesterday’s Hartford Courant: […]

The buzz about Howard Baldwin’s plan to restore NHL hockey to Connecticut’s capital city continues.     Various sports blogs are talking about and we continue to get e-mails about Baldwin’s appearance last month on […]

Now that Ned Lamont has chosen Mary Glassman to be his running mate, attention now turns to the other gubernatorial candidates.    Who will they choose? First of all,  I think you’ll see […]

As I blogged about last week,  every so often we have new pictures taken here in television world.   http://dennishouse.wordpress.com/2010/04/30/say-cheese/     Management goes through the proofs, pic what they like and then the graphic […]

Last week I had an interesting chat with city council members RJo Winch and Ken Kennedy and business owner Ron Morneault after we taped “Face the State.”     We all agreed the city […]

Last year many were predicting that come May 2010 Secretary of the State Susan Bysiewicz would be marching toward the Democratic nomination for Governor.  Polls showed she was the best candidate the Democrats could put […]

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani told me tonight someday we’ll be able to let our guard down about terrorism, but not anytime soon.  The man known as America’s mayor is […]

 1994 Just when you thought Campaign 2010 couldn’t get any more interesting, former WFSB anchor Janet Peckinpaugh is now running for congress.   Kevin Rennie broke the story http://www.dailyructions.com/shes-in/      Peckinpaugh worked at Channel […]

A follow up to a post last week about Channel 3 pictures http://dennishouse.wordpress.com/2010/04/30/say-cheese/

If you drive down Columbus Boulevard you’ll see that Phase 1 of the Front Street District is almost done.   Front Street is the final phase of the massive Adriaen’s Landing project unveiled […]

Rival Democrats Richard Blumenthal and Merrick Alpert met tonight in the name of charity.    Blumenthal and Alpert along with Republican Peter Schiff and independent John Mertens all appeared as models for the […]

The Courant’s Rick Green wrote today that he was “hoodwinked”  by the “faux candidate for governor” Mary Glassman.  Rick, my friend, you are not alone. During the summer of ’09, a parade […]