Our team of journalists has completed a TV program on climate change in Brazil. Prof. @DarrenSweeney guided the students on a trip in May. Newington TV will show the program every day for the next several weeks. It is on YouTube, too. #ccsuinbrazil
https://t.co/I2kLim95JD
I was able to catch Project Brazil on @NCTVNewington last night. This trip was an amazing experience and to see our hard work being televised is so rewarding! Thank you to @DarrenSweeney@CCSUJournalism@mahonyma and the CCSU Media Board for making this possible. See links below.
"We got a lot of help big and small, a lot of organic support from the community,"-Andy Thibault on the Winsted Citizen #JRN385#NEWSENGAGEMENTDAY#CCSUJOURNALISM
"Most cities and towns obviously are always looking for opportunities to grow. So, when businesses come to town, most of us welcome new business and encourage growth. And that’s happened with Fine Fettle." -Mitch Page #J336S2023
"There’s inherent risk of side effects, especially in people with underlying or undiagnosed mental health problems, marijuana can pose a risk. So I do think it’s something that people should discuss with their physicians to assure that it’s safe."- Pranav Kapoor M.D. #J336S2023
"I worry about the edibles from a public health standpoint. There need to be steps taken to protect the pediatric population."- Sheeja Thomas M.D. #J336S2023
"If you’re high from the moment you wake up to the moment you go to sleep, that’s an addiction. But now I think with limits, it [recreational marijuana] can be a helpful thing to some people."- Deborah Larew #J336S2023
“If you had asked me 20 years ago, I would have said that I wanted out of New Britain but now I’m content with living here." - Michelle Linares #J336S2023#ccsujournalism
“The housing market is attractive because young buyers have an interest in investment properties that generate passive income." - President Pro Tempore Alderman Robert Smedley #J336S2023#ccsujournalism