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1. After a Danbury mother reportedly killed her children then took her life, we wanted to understand the mind of an “annihilator.” UNH Professor, Kevin Barnes-Ceeney, is an expert in criminal behavior in family annihilators and shares perspective on this case. ((00:00))

2. Shania Twain shared her struggles on stage after contracting Lyme disease. We spoke with Dr. Jo-Anne Passalacqua about Lyme disease and what you need to know to protect yourself. ((13:57))

3. A prescription drug pricing reform is getting closer to a reality. We spoke with Brad Wright of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare to learn more about it. ((28:29))

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A lot of folks on Friday's "Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli had interesting ideas on how to stop deadly wrong-way accidents on state roads (0:27). Journal Inquirer of Manchester columnist Chris Powell talked about his latest columns and the state of the CT GOP Senate race (9:58).

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1. A nonprofit theater company is pairing up with the Maritime Aquarium to present a twist on The Little Mermaid. Find out how the effort is bringing attention to ocean pollution. ((00:00))

2. Congressman Jim Himes talked about a big development in fighting drug companies and lowering drug prices. ((16:17))

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Thursday's "Connecticut Today" saw host Paul Pacelli talking about the Connecticut Republican U.S. Senate race taking an increasingly nasty turn (0:28). University of New Haven Professor of Finance Dr. Demissew Ejara discussed the latest national economic news and the debate regarding a recession (6:02).

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During "The Norm Pattis Show," as usual, Norm showed off his philosophical side, however this time he really went into it after a caller asked if he could expand upon it. 

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1. Facebook-owner Meta Platforms Inc was hit with two new lawsuits Monday accusing it of fueling eating disorders and other mental health problems in teenage users. Senator Richard Blumenthal shared breaking news out of the Commerce Committee. ((00:00))

2. This week, the Americans with Disabilities Act turned 32. But how much has Connecticut done to offer opportunities for disabled adults post-graduation and is there equality in the workplace? The Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities gave us feedback. ((08:46))

3. Bob Stefanowski is the Republican candidate for governor. He took listener questions from prison safety to law enforcement and recruitment shortages. ((19:35))

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Wednesday's "Connecticut Today" featured host Paul Pacelli talking about the previous night's GOP U.S. Senate debate and the future of Republican candidates in Connecticut (0:22). Sacred Heart University Department of Government Chairman Dr. Gary Rose offered his thoughts on that GOP debate (11:25).

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Congressional candidate Michael Goldstein joined Norm on "The Norm Pattis Show" today to discuss his platforms, why he's running and much more. 

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1. A bill is being introduced and if enacted, would replace horse-drawn carriages with electric ones by June 2024. Last Chance for Animals is supportive of this effort and spoke to us about it this morning. ((00:00))

2. St. Vincent’s Medical Center is the first in the state to offer new breast cancer technology to patients. Dr. Valerie Brutus explained what magtrace is and its significance. ((17:56))

3. Police departments nationwide are coping with critical staffing shortages and struggling to fill their ranks. Bridgeport Acting Police Chief Rebeca Garcia shared the details about recruitment efforts in the city. ((25:38))

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"Connecticut Today" host Paul Pacelli talked about some weekend car break-ins in New Canaan and wondered why some people still leave valuables in their vehicles (0:36). Quinnipiac University Political Science Professor Dr. Scott McLean previewed the first GOP U.S. Senate primary debate (10:52). Washington Times columnist and former White House staffer Mike McKenna talked about the ongoing problem of prescription drug prices (21:38).

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