Page 2 - Rubble From News Today

I wanted to hear from our listeners to find out where they think the problem areas are. I was told Hardscrabble was rough, someone suggested Woodbury Street and another told me to look at Shelter Rock Road. I chose to head off to Shelter Rock and put the others on the back burner for now.

Tom Zarecki was I-95's Program Director & Morning Show host when the station went on the air, and he's the person who is responsible for hiring Ethan Carey. Ethan was initially brought on to do nights at I-95, but he'd eventually become the morning show co-host. Carey has been doing the morning show ever since.

There's a fascinating story of a decommissioned Nike Missile Site in Shelton, Connecticut. Take a look around.

There's a fascinating story of a decommissioned Nike Missile Site in Shelton, Connecticut. Take a look around.

My DHT insider (Ron from Stamford) had this to say on Sunday morning: What a game last night! Bunch of fights, bunch of penalties. And, as the final horn blew the goalies started to go after each other (there is a history there). Tonight should be insane!

In general Danbury, CT is a wonderful place to live, but certain things about it suck. Does that doesn't mean it's a place that sucks? No ,it just means it has elements of suckiness, out simply, it's not perfect. I set out to challenge myself to develop a list of these cons. despite my passion for the Hat City.

I found a video on Tik Tok that was posted on September of 2021 right after Hurricane Ida. If you believe the young woman who posted the video, she saved the lives of a pair of baby turtles that day.

The Raiders have fired their General Manager Mike Mayock on Monday (1/17/22) and that is bad news for Rich Bisaccia.

A question I started asking about Hartford has now become a riddle here, in my backyard of Brookfield, CT. My friend Dave sent me this picture last week via text and wrote “Found this at Wendy’s in Brookfield. It’s making its way towards us now.” The now familiar symbols were on a utility box on the side of the Federal Road fast-food restaurant.

The following photos are of bunkers, hatches and rubble from a decommissioned, Cold War era missile site that once was used to defend Harford, CT from enemy attacks.