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Sabrina Garone

Sabrina Garone

Author at WSHU-FM at WSHU-FM

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    Recent Articles

    wshu.org

    Congestion pricing complaints

    Governor Hochul believes there's little President Trump can do about congestion pricing once he takes office. Connecticut transportation officials say tech wrong-way driving prevention efforts are working. New York’s AG is investigating an incident in Nassau where a police vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian. Advocates step up efforts to help Connecticut families at risk of losing their homes. Plus, how scientists are winning the battle against Hydrilla in the Connecticut River.
    28 days ago
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    Debate too late?

    The candidates for U.S. Senate from Connecticut debated in New Haven last night. Suffolk County lawmakers hash out details for a spending plan. Connecticut environmental officials look for more energy-efficient projects. Plus, the story of a father-son duo directed towards buried treasure by ghosts!
    about 2 months ago
    wshu.org

    CT settles with machine learning company over Webster Bank data breach

    Connecticut has settled with a financial crime risk management company after a data breach at Webster Bank, one of its clients. More than 157,000 Connecticut residents' personal information was exposed.
    2 months ago
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    America's watching

    The gap between pro-Trump and pro-Harris TV ads has narrowed in the past couple of weeks. Police confiscated more than 60 fake IDs on Long Island in an annual crackdown on drunk driving. Transit advocates await a plan from Governor Hochul on congestion pricing. And today is Indigenous People’s Day, officially recognized for the first time four years ago.
    2 months ago
    wshu.org

    Shuck, eat, recycle, repeat! Volunteers needed at Oyster Fest for s...

    The Town of Oyster Bay needs volunteers to sort through shells of oysters and clams consumed at the upcoming Oyster Fest. The goal is to support habitat restoration and growing new shellfish.
    3 months ago
    wshu.org

    From farming to shipbuilding, coastal CT's role was key to the Amer...

    Connecticut was nicknamed the “Provisions State” for its contributions to the war effort. Elizabeth Kaeser of the Connecticut River Museum says that is reason to celebrate this Independence Day.
    6 months ago
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    Nassau County residents protest an executive order recruiting speci...

    Protestors rallied in Mineola to oppose an executive order recruiting special deputies. Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman wants to create a volunteer reserve that can be deployed in emergencies.
    9 months ago
    wshu.org

    Getting a grip on gambling - WSHU

    As March Madness continues, lawmakers are concerned about the impact on residents with gambling addiction. LIPA’s president resigns. New York lawmakers hope to meet the state budget deadline at the end of the month. And Connecticut’s bald eagle numbers soared this winter.
    9 months ago
    wshu.org

    Love the game or hate the noise, a pickleball craze is sweeping CT ...

    America’s fastest growing sport is pickleball, and it’s no different in Connecticut. Local entrepreneurs are looking to capitalize on the craze.
    9 months ago
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    How art captures feelings about a changing environment - WSHU

    <i>Sea Change, See Change</i> is an art exhibit that brings awareness to the health of the oceans and is on display now at Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury, Connecticut. WSHU’s Sabrina Garone spoke with local artist Matt Wood, about how art can capture feelings about climate change.
    10 months ago
    wshu.org

    NY advocates, lawmakers call for more clean water infrastructure fu...

    New York advocates and lawmakers want more money this year for the state’s Clean Water Infrastructure Act, but Gov. Kathy Hochul wants to cut spending for the program in half.
    11 months ago