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 […]
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 […]
Here is Part 1 of the Petit interview http://www.wfsb.com/video/23435609/index.html There is part 2 http://www.wfsb.com/video/23435789/index.html
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Hartford Whalers fever continues with coffee mugs now for sale. Bob Chamberlain of Simsbury told me he was inspired by seeing former team owner Howard Baldwin on “Face the State,” and our […]
As I prepared to interview Dr. William Petit on “Face the State” my primary concern was how we could make this man feel at ease. He’s been through a hell many of us […]
The two Democratic rivals in the race to succeed Senator Chris Dodd will appear together on Monday in the name of charity. Richard Blumenthal and Merrick Alpert will be models in the […]
How would this look at the corner of Main and Trumbull? That’s been a topic touched on by two of the Democrats running for Governor. You can read all it about in CT Confidential, the […]
The City of Hartford is beginning budget hearings to talk about Mayor Perez’ proposed tax hike. Citizens aren’t happy about paying more taxes and there are some questions taxpayers should be […]
This November there will be likely be three candidates on the ballot for the U.S. Senate seat held by Senator Chris Dodd. Could this be the lineup of the Republican, Democrat and […]
I had to share this photo I took of my son on the lawn of the State Capitol. He instantly moved his arm as if to wave to a crowd. Someday […]
In addition to wfsb.com, the Hartford Courant and other newspapers, websites and magazines I also read a good amount of blogs. There are so many blogs out there I enjoy monitoring and […]
Here we go again. Another commercial showing a dated photograph of your capital city. An astute viewer brought this to my attention. It is a clip from a Ned Lamont commercial showing […]
Susan Raff is filling in.
One of the eyeopening things to come out of jury selection at the trial of Mayor Eddie Perez was something his lawyer had feared: an anti-Hartford mentality. Columnist Helen Ubinas talks about […]
No one except for Governor Rell knows for sure who will be getting her endorsement in the race to succeed her, but we know who probably won’t get it: her fellow Republican […]
This week on “Face the State” we get an inside look at the trial of Hartford Mayor Eddie Perez, from our reporter assigned to the trial, Eric Parker. Eric can offer a […]
The library at the University of Connecticut School of Law in Hartford’s West End has been named after the late Governor Thomas Meskill, who was also a mayor, congressman, and judge. One of […]
In case you missed it, here is former Hartford Whalers owner Howard Baldwin talking about bringing the NHL and the Whalers back to your capital city. part 1 http://www.wfsb.com/video/23125085/index.html part 2 http://www.wfsb.com/video/23125231/index.html […]