Terry Sheridan

1 week ago | wshu.org | Terry Sheridan

Mental health experts say they’re seeing a spike in people with  anxiety and burnout due to the current economic uncertaintyThey say this is especially true for people who are approaching retirement age and are worried about their retirement plans -- and whether they can rely on Medicare and Social Security. Dr. Jeffrey Reynolds is President and CEO of Family and Children’s Association on Long Island. He says while you may not be able to control the stock market, you don’t have to feel helpless.

Oct 23, 2024 | wshu.org | Terry Sheridan

Dec 11, 2023 | wshu.org | Terry Sheridan

Good morning. A coastal flooding warning is in effect for southern Connecticut, as well as the south shore of Long Island and the East End. WSHU has a live blog this morning with updates for your morning commute. Here’s a bite-sized look at what we’re hearing:A pro-Palenstian demonstrator climbed New Haven’s Hanukkah menorah. A protest on Sunday drew about 300 demonstrators in support of Palestine. The activist attempted to hang a Palestinian flag from the menorah.

Nov 27, 2023 | wshu.org | Terry Sheridan

Good morning. Christmas tree farms and sellers say inventory will be tight this year. According to the Connecticut Christmas Tree Growers Association, while they should have enough trees, they expect a shortage of taller trees. The drought of 2016 and an unusual demand for big trees during the pandemic are to blame. On Long Island, growers say it’s best to get a tree early if you need a specific size.

Oct 23, 2023 | wshu.org | Terry Sheridan

1 of 3  — IMG_2094.jpg Luz Colville points to the new electric panel that will provide electricity to the homes. Melinda Tuhus / WSHU 2 of 3  — IMG_2086.jpg Melinda Tuhus / WSHU 3 of 3  — IMG_2084.jpg Corey Sorenson attaching the roof to a tiny house. Melinda Tuhus / WSHU Good morning. A volunteer crew helped set up six tiny homes in the back of a house of hospitality in New Haven — creating a mini-community.