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Bringing together law enforcement and young people, it’s been happening for a while now.

We talk to the Police Activity League of Middletown or PAL about their work building bridges with local youth.

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This year marks the 250th anniversary of the birth of the nation.

We talk to one business that’s actually one month older than the nation itself, The Griswold Inn in the town of Essex.

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It’s become the leading cancer killer of people under the age of 50, colorectal cancer.

Once called the old person’s disease it’s now taking lives at a younger rate, we talk to a leading cancer specialist to find out more.

It’s our 300th episode!

And what better way to celebrate than to look back at the 25-year career of Waterford Chief of Police, Marc Balestracci as he steps down and retires.

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We sleep on one every night and hope to get a good nights sleep from our mattress.

But what happens to them after they come to the end of their useful life?

You might be surprised to find out.

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American employers still value a higher education applicant when it comes to the job market according to new research from the Association of American Colleges and Universities.

But what does that look like in today’s higher education reality?

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Do you know how to engage with local government or get in contact with your local legislator.

We talk to the founder of a new project looking to help the public participate more in government matters.

Plus we take a look at other stories from across the region.

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The new 2026 legislative session in Connecticut starts on February 4th and this year is a short session.

So what can we expect from our legislators by way of new laws and proposals?

We talk this week to Democratic State Senator Cathy Osten to find out more.