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Connecticut television news anchor Dennis House will join WTNH-TV in January, according to the Hartford Courant. (Shutterstock)
CONNECTICUT Veteran television news journalist Dennis House will return to Connecticut airwaves in mid-January when he starts a new job at WTNH-TV, the Hartford Courant reported Monday.
In his new role, House will be WTNH-TV s chief political anchor. He will host a Sunday morning politics show and fill in as an anchor, according to the Courant.
House, who contracted the coronavirus this month, left his previous news job at WFSB-TV in the summer. His wife, WFSB-TV s Kara Sundlun, also contracted the coronavirus; both are fatigued and Sundlun has mild flu-like symptoms.
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Etienne, Lawrence Named Walter Camp Player of the Year Semifinalists
The Walter Camp Football Foundation announced today that Clemson running back Travis Etienne and quarterback Trevor Lawrence have been named as two of 20 “Player to Watch” semifinalists for the 2020 Walter Camp Player of the Year Award.
Additional information from award organizers is included below.
New Haven, Conn. – The Walter Camp Football Foundation has announced the names of twenty “Players to Watch” for its 2020 Player of the Year award, the fourth-oldest college football award in the nation.
Players from the top seven teams in the most recent College Football Playoff rankings are on the list, including quarterback Mac Jones, wide receiver Davonta Smith (
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