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A relative of Norman Rockwell, Connecticut designer, John E. Scofield is...
(WTNH)–John E. Scofield of Sharon is a craftsman, an artist, a furniture designer, and a relative of Norman Rockwell. In short, he creates. That’s what he does. Along the way, he designed a beautiful...
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“Musical Masterworks” in Old Lyme
OLD LYME, Conn. (WTNH) — Do you love chamber music, the classics? “Musical Masterworks” is in its 25th year in Old Lyme. Artistic Director Edward Arron talks about the music and the venue. “The...
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Crayola Knows What To Do With All Those Dried Up Magic Markers!
Here’s something you can do right now to keep all those dried up magic markers around the house out of the landfills! Thank you “Here’s a Thing We Can Do Right Now! Millions and millions of dried up...
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Canine Cancer Trials in Connecticut Could Lead To A Cancer Cure
My husband, Dr. Mark Mamula, a Professor of Medicine at the Yale School of Medicine, has canine cancer trials underway as we speak in Norwalk, Connecticut. He has paired with Dr. Gerald Post at the...
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How Do You Listen To Music?
Digital Trends nails it on the head concerning radio. I love radio, listening to it the old-fashioned way. But while a lot of us still get our music that way….there are countless other platforms, hard...
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Yale’s Hidden Treasures
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Look up and you might discover something. Michael Stern did. Stern is from New Haven and walking around Yale University one day he looked up and and saw hundreds of stone...
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New London meeting to talk about flood preparedness
NEW LONDON, Conn. (WTNH)–Connecticut did not get a lot of rain this summer, but just one day of rain caused flash floods in some areas. One of those areas was Bank Street in New London. The water was...
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North Branford science teacher gives back by taking veterans fishing
(WTNH)–Kathy Granfield is giving back to the men and women who serve our country in her own way–with fishing trips. She heard about the high suicide rate among those in the military, and knew she...
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Identical twins share story of living through cancer
(WTNH) — Judy and Joy are identical twins who grew up in an Italian family in Bridgeport, Connecticut. They have always been together, they finish each others sentences, they think alike, you name it....
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16-year-old Kyla Lopresti of West Haven is an accomplished author
(WTNH)–On tonight’s “Nyberg,” an author of three books so far, with three others on the way, and she’s only 16 years old. Kyla Lopresti of West Haven, who attends Notre Dame High School, loves to...
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Remission Ball: Healing through Sport
(WTNH) — A nurse from New Haven who battled Hodgkin’s Lymphoma has come up with an idea to help other cancer patients. When Alfredo Axtmayer was sick, he focused on sports to get him through the tough...
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Retired judge Clarence Jones now a published author, with more books to come
(WTNH)–Clarence Jones was on the bench for 21 years in Connecticut, as a superior court trial judge. He’s now retired and writing boks, the first one of which is called “Triumph.” It’s loosely based...
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To Lose But Not Fail
(WTNH) — William Gannon was just a normal kid growing up in Wallingford with dreams of one day playing in the NFL, but in an instant that all changed. At age 15 he was a passenger in a car that...
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Sofia Sees Hope: Transforming the lives of those affected by blindness
(WTNH) — At the age of 2, Sofia’s parents knew something was wrong. She was falling and tripping, a diagnosis told them their daughter had Leber’s Congential Amorrosis or L.C.A. It is very rare, and...
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Glastonbury woman named a CNN Top Ten Hero of 2015
(WTNH) — Rochelle Ripley, a Native American woman from Glastonbury, has been named a CNN Top Ten Hero of 2015 because of her extraordinary work with the Lakota Indian tribe on the Cheyenne River Sioux...
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End-of-life caretaker Suzanne O’Brien shares unique story
(WTNH)–It’s a hard topic to discuss, because we want to live forever, but death happens to all of us. End-of-life care becomes extremely important Nurse Suzanne O’Brien is helping to teach others how...
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New Ronald McDonald House to come to New Haven
(WTNH) — For 30 years, the Ronald McDonald House in New Haven has served families who have sick children. The mission is to keep those families together while a child is being treated in the hospital,...
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Branford-based Martha Link Walsh makes paper-cutting an art
There are all kinds of artists in the world, and on this edition of “Nyberg,” you’ll meet an artist who creates by cutting paper. She never set out to do this for life, but it just evolved and she’s...
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Inside the history of Connecticut’s own Wiffle Ball
SHELTON, Conn. (WTNH) — Did you know that the Wiffle Ball was invented in Connecticut in 1953? Did you know it is a third generation company based in Shelton? There have been millions and millions of...
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Dr. Tara Cronin discusses your baby’s eye health
(WTNH)–It’s never too early to get your child’s eyesight checked out. Your baby gets a look-see when it is born in the hospital, but at about two months of age, it’s a good idea to get your...
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