WCBS 880 Audiofile: June 2011 - The Month In Sound
Everything from the outrageous to the tragic happened in June. Take a listen.
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Everything from the outrageous to the tragic happened in June. Take a listen.
State commissioner of revenue services Kevin Sullivan says items like children's clothing $50 and under and certain items at the drug store, like non-prescription drugs, will be taxed.
It's a sound of summer some people could live without. We're talking about leaf blowers, wielded by small armies of landscape workers and homeowners in city suburbs. The battle is currently being fought in the northern suburbs.
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy proposed nearly 5,500 state employee layoffs to balance Connecticut's two-year, $40.1 billion budget now that workers have defeated a labor-savings and concessions deal.
A man who had his life change unexpectedly on 9/11, but not the way you might think, has created a tribute for all to see in memory of the nearly 3,000 people killed on that day in 2001.
Connecticut state employee union leaders say they're reviewing a vote that rejected a labor savings deal as they look to halt layoffs that could affect thousands of workers.
A Connecticut man who had part of his tongue bitten off during an alleged sexual assault was arraigned Monday on multiple charges.
Police said a sexual assault suspect was arrested after seeking treatment at a walk-in clinic after a piece of his tongue was bitten off by the alleged victim Thursday night.
A union vote sank a $2 billion labor concessions deal that Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy was relying on to balance the budget, and he has called lawmakers back in session next week.
A year ago Friday, a tornado roared through Bridgeport, heavily damaging, among other things, the Barnum Museum. It still hasn't reopened.
In New York area towns where prices and sales are showing a certain vitality - there's a train station and a short trip to the city.
With mortgage giants Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae bound for oblivion, many new players have come out out on to the field.
At Prudential Connecticut in Greenwich, realtor Mark Pruner says sales activity, noticeable at the lower end of prices, has moved up the scale to properties priced at around $3 million.
Mohegan Sun poured nearly $10 million into renovating their Seasons buffet restaurant.
Were you traveling along I-95 in Greenwich at around 12:30 p.m. Saturday?
