Depending on where in the state you live, you are either rolling your eyes at the “hype” over the blizzard… or you’re still shoveling yourself out.  A state divided today.  Eastern parts of the state saw a few inches to a foot while those in western parts of the state were slammed with two feet.  Either way, this storm is significantly less “historic” than predicted.

That being said, what were the biggest storms in Connecticut history?  These were…Read more at CTBoom.com

Yesterday, during the blizzard, Pam finally accepted The Zambonis Ice Bucket Challenge from the summer. You might be asking yourself; "Why yesterday?" Well, Pam didn't see much of a "challenge" in dumping icy water on herself in the warmer months, so she promised to do it during the first big snow storm. 

Covering the snowstorm as it was happening, complete with interviews with the Governor, Lt. Paul Vance of the CT State Police, Mayor Erin Stewart, and Tom from Long Island, who derailed the Top 10 List at 5:45 AM. Plus, ESPN's Kevin Negandhi called in to talk about the Super Bowl, and make a prediction for Sunday's game. 

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1971: David Bowie arrived in the U.S. for the first time. Bowie couldn’t perform live, but he did gain publicity for wearing a dress during a promotional event.

Car: Plymouth Valiant "Hyper-Pak"

Year: 1962

What makes it special: Considered its own distinctive brand, Plymouth's Valiant model made its debut for the 1960 model year. It was less radical than Chevrolet's Corvair model, and considered more aesthetically daring than Ford's equally new Falcon. Valiant's were produced with uni-body construction which wasn't used by the Chrysler Corporation since the 1930's Airflow models rather than the usual body-on-frame construction.