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Matt Buckler

Matt Buckler

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Television and Radio Editor, Journal Inquirer

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Total articles 1563

  • Channel 30 investigates tree trouble

    By Matt Buckler Verified| Journal Inquirer Verified When someone’s trees fall on your house, you should be able to get the property owner to pay for the damage. Unless you don’t know who that someone is. That’s the situation Dana Markie of Coventry has found himself in after a couple of trees split his lake house in half. Markie was the subject of a WVIT-TV30 responds report Monday presented by consumer reporter Caitlin Burchill.

    By Matt Buckler Verified · Journal Inquirer

    Nov. 22, 2022

  • FS1 shoots airball at UConn game

    By Matt Buckler Verified| Journal Inquirer Verified The telecast opened with a question mark. FS1 broadcaster John Fanta said the start of Sunday’s UConn-North Carolina State women’s game would be delayed because of a medical condition of one of the UConn coaches who had taken ill before the game. Fanta, however, did not mention who the coach was before the network went to about six “Masked Singer” commercials and a taped men’s basketball package, leaving UConn fans in doubt. FS1 might not have wanted to tell us, but over on radio, Bob Joyce did.

    By Matt Buckler Verified · Journal Inquirer

    Nov. 21, 2022

  • Channel 30 investigates tree trouble

    By Matt Buckler Verified| Journal Inquirer Verified When someone’s trees fall on your house, you should be able to get the property owner to pay for the damage. Unless you don’t know who that someone is. That’s the situation Dana Markie of Coventry has found himself in after a couple of trees split his lake house in half. Markie was the subject of a WVIT-TV30 responds report Monday presented by consumer reporter Caitlin Burchill.

    By Matt Buckler Verified · Journal Inquirer

    Nov. 22, 2022

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Journal Inquirer

Mission: To amplify the voices of our local Latino communities. • To provide empowering, fact-based news, information and resources for our Latino Communities. • To shine a light on injustices and inequities to promote greater understanding and a more inclusive community for everyone. • To showcase the successes and contributions of Latinos as a way of inspiring young people to expand what they consider possible.

Connecticut, United States

Founded: 2021