
Isabella Fabbo
News FellowIsabella Fabbo is a news fellow at WSHU. She is from Boston, Massachusetts and received her bachelor's degree in Strategic Communications, PR, & Advertising from Sacred Heart University. She is currently pursuing her master's degree in Journalism and Media Production, also at SHU.
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The town of Guilford is buying 20 acres of land to add to the East River Preserve thanks to a $1.5 million state grant.
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Connecticut state senators sent a letter to Congress in support of a new proposed bill that would prohibit ICE agents from wearing masks when making arrests.
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Connecticut Governor Lamont may have a primary challenger. Long Island is doing a headcount on a rising bird population. Energy companies and PURA continue to clash in Connecticut. Plus, what do cuts to Medicaid mean for New Yorkers with disabilities?
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Twenty-two people died over three days in Connecticut last month due to a toxic supply of fentanyl.
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Connecticut Governor Lamont says he could get behind natural gas pipelines in New York. The budget reconciliation bill is awaiting a House vote. A new poll shows where New York Governor Hochul stands amongst voters. Plus, the ice cream shop that’s bringing a taste of Puerto Rico to Connecticut.
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Collective Oyster Recycling and Restoration is the only shell recycling organization in Connecticut. Their efforts are saving shellfish populations and habitats in Long Island Sound.
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New Haven residents and advocates protested after ICE detained a local woman.
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Connecticut Governor Lamont says he’s considering a third term. U.S. Senator Blumenthal proposed a bill to help gun violence victims. Some Long Island fishermen are suing the President. Plus, the controversy surrounding the first flight.
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Connecticut’s legislative session ends at midnight. Connecticut lawmakers also passed their 2 year budget. Officials want Long Island residents to prepare for hurricane season. Plus, a conversation with a Connecticut singer on her new musical.
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An MTA deal is preventing upgrades on the Long Island Railroad. A Bridgeport political group was cleared of allegations that they worked too closely with a politician. A Connecticut energy bill has bipartisan support. Plus, how Connecticut is trying to fix campaign corruption.