WTIC Public Affairs

Scott Dolch with the Connecticut Restaurant Association discusses Phase 2.1 COVID restrictions and the path forward for restaurants. 

Kristen Gauvin, President of Boxes to Boots. Extra Halloween Candy you want to donate, well here is the place to do it. You can donate at 39 Mill St  Berlin, CT 06037. Also coming up is Operation Cares 2020 Saturday, November 14, 2020 at New Britain  Stadium,  230 John Karbonic Way, New Britain. Between the hours of 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at New Britain’s Bee Hive Stadium. Th...

Voting in Connecticut: A Data Story with the Connecticut Data Collaborative

Eric Hammerling - Executive Director, Connecticut Forest & Park Association. Fall weather is upon us. Foliage is beautiful, get out doors and enjoy the sights and sounds of Connecticut. Sunday morning 6:45-7am. On At Home In CT.

Joan Nichols, with the Connecticut Farm Bureau Association, discusses how the drought and the pandemic have affected the state's farmers. 

Bethanne Couture, Manager of the Old Cider Mill Fall Festival and a partnership with Robb’s Farm and Ice Cream Shop. Now the expanded Festival includes a corn Maze, animals, and hayrides. Enjoy the history of the oldest, continuously operating Cider Mill in the USA while trying this delicacy of Autumn. The festival runs now till November 1.

Carol Reimers with the League of Women Voters of Connecticut discusses the election.

Erika Franklin Fowler of the Wesleyan Media Project discusses political advertising.

Brian Kleinman Owner/Operator Riverside Reptiles and Education Center talks to us about the grand opening of their facility in Enfield CT.

Municipal attorneys Michael Collins and Richard Roberts with Halloran & Sage discuss mail-in voting.

Dan Peszynski, the owner of Pumpkintown USA located in East Hampton is alongside Paul And Sandys Too. These two great destinations bring in people from all over to enjoy "The Ride" and Pumpkin Town. This year with restrictions and new rules the show and fun continue. Albeit a little different. But none the less a great time for young and old.    For More Information Visit them Here

Christy Kovel Director of Public Policy CT Alzheimer's Association. This year COVID has made a lot of thing a bit different. Charity walks are one of the many things impacted. But  the CT ALZ walks are here to stay. This year, Walk to End Alzheimer’s® is everywhere — on every sidewalk, track and trail.

Trinity College President Joanne Berger-Sweeney discusses the COVID-19 pandemic and women in science.

Bill Thomas, event organizer and Director talks about this years 40th Annual Simsbury Fly-In, Car Show and Food Truck Festival. It may be a bit different, but that should not stop anyone from coming out to enjoy a great day out and some awesome food! The Food Truck Festival will follow all Covid-19 safety regulations. Food service will be on a drive-by basis. You'll stay in your car to order from...

Mass transit and the COVID-19 pandemic with the Connecticut Department of Transportation.

Kelsey Wentling, with the Connecticut River Conservancy, discusses the annual Source to Sea Cleanup.

John Lyman talks about the 2020 Corn Maze at Lyman Orchards August 29, 2020 - November 1, 2020 "Thank You Our Heroes”, an appreciation for our Frontline Workers. The iconic Statue of Liberty, a symbol that unites all Americans, is adorned with a giant Heart, the symbol that universally stands for our show of thanks and appreciation for our Frontline Workers during this COVID-19 coronavirus p...

Susan Parker, APRN, with ProHealth Physicians Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine in Glastonbury to tell us all about their breast milk depot at their center. It’s about women donating their breast milk to help mothers who are unable to produce enough breast milk for their babies on their own. These mothers drop their donations at local depositories or depots, where they are collected and sto...

Secretary of the State Denise Merrill discusses absentee voting and foreign election meddling. 

Gerri Griswold, Director of Administration and Development, White Memorial Conservation Center joins us this morning to discuss all that is White Memorial Conservation Center Calendar of Events. 

Patrice McCarthy with the Connecticut Association of Boards of Education discusses COVID-19 and back to school.

TheaterWorks Hartford has a new Membership Plan. Also they will be preforming 2 Plays in 12 months. TheaterWorks Hartford Producing Artistic Director Rob Ruggiero talks about the undertaking and what they have been doing to prepare for a different but still entertaining season. 

Medicare open enrollment with the Center for Medicare Advocacy and Bristol Health.

Public Utilities Regulatory Authority Chairman Marissa Gillett discusses investigations into extended power outages and electricity rate increases.

UConn forestry professor Thomas Worthley discusses issues affecting the state's trees.