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September 18, 2022

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CT Capitol Report WTNH 10:30am

Host: Tom Dudchik

John McKinney and Joe Aresimowicz join Tom.

Polling and the upcoming election, with Bloomfield Mayor Daniele Wong and Liz Kurantowicz.

Face the Facts WVIT 10 a.m.

Host: Mike Hydeck

This week the state announced a $150 million grant reimbursement program to help schools upgrade their HVAC systems. Region 18 Schools (Lyme-Old Lyme) has a $57.5 million project coming up for a referendum in Nov. Superintendent Ian Neviaser discusses the need and the impact the new program could have.

Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) Executive Director Michael Freimuth updates us on plans to bring sports betting to the XL Center. What will it look like once complete, and why is the project behind schedule?

Mike and Len Besthoff discuss progress to help homeowners with crumbling foundations. NBC Connecticut first broke the story seven years ago.

Power & Politics News12 Saturday at 4:30 pm & 6:30/ Sunday 11:30am & 6:30pm.

Host: Eric Landkroner

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The Real Story Fox61 10 a.m.

Host: Jenn Bernstein

Governor Lamont will be on your ballot 3 times in November. Monte Frank, of the Griebel-Frank for CT Party and former candidate for Governor, talks about why he decided to endorse the incumbent candidate and offer him another line.

Amidst a lawsuit lodged by their opponent Bob Stefanowski, independent candidates for governor Rob Hotaling and Chip Beckett discuss their vision for Connecticut.

CT ’22 WFSB 8:30 a.m.

Host: Eric Parker

Segment 1 – Dr. Larry Lazor, Republican Candidate for the 1^st Congressional District

Segment 2 – WFSB Chief Political Reporter Susan Raff & WSHU Senior Political Reporter Ebong Udoma on Congressional Races & This Week’s Political Headlines

Segment 3 – Ann Irr Dagle, Co-Founder of the Brian Dagle Foundation, on Suicide Prevention Education and Awareness