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Housing is a hot button issue not only here in Connecticut but across the nation

But when the Federal government gets involved taxpayers can end up paying more for new housing in their area.  

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It’s a very special Independence day this year as America celebrates its 250th birthday.

We talk to Rob Brule First Selectman of the Town of Waterford who are celebrating their 225th birthday as well as celebrating America at 250.

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He’s an MIT Engineer, business entrepreneur and author of several books

We talk with Ted Yang about his latest book offering – Ageless Peak Performance , The Playbook for AI powered excellence.

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In part two of our exclusive interview - He had a 36 year law enforcement career and then in 2024 he hit the headlines and everything started to change.

Former East Lyme Police Chief Michael Finkelstein talks to Connecticut East about his fall from grace.

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He had a 36 year law enforcement career and then in 2024 he hit the headlines and everything started to change.

Former East Lyme Police Chief Michael Finkelstein talks EXCLUSIVELY to Connecticut East about his fall from grace.

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They’re a grassroots volunteer organization providing humanitarian aid to those in need

We talk to Plebeian Helpers about their continuing work helping the people in and fleeing the war torn country of Ukraine.

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They’re the largest business organization in the state of Connecticut.

We talk to the CBIA about their reaction to this year’s 2026 Connecticut legislative session and their criticism of it.

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It’s been part of the cultural heritage of New London, Connecticut for 100 years this year.

We talk to Steve and Jeanne Sigel the leadership duo behind The Garde Arts Center and find out about how it all started.

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Half of American adults are struggling to afford healthcare and meanwhile legislators are passing no meaningful reforms to address the issue.

We talk to an organization that says its not due to a lack of solutions but concerns of getting those solutions wrong.

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Penicillin has been around for almost 100 years, but its effectiveness against certain medical conditions is starting to fail.

We catch up with a scientist whose team at UConn is looking for something better than pencillin in the war against resistant bacteria.