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Cory Myers is a Connecticut native, raised in the All-American Valley borough of Naugatuck. She attended Holy Cross High School and went on to college at Eastern CT State University and Central CT where she was bitten by the radio bug. A graduate of the Connecticut School of Broadcasting (because college took too long for her!), she started her career as a traffic reporter flying in a plane above Hartford and quickly moved onto more solid ground, literally. Paying her dues in overnights, she quickly moved into mornings as a producer (since she was there when the morning show came in and they needed help anyway).
A music lover, Cory has worked on-air in Top 40, Hard rock, Oldies and Country, where she has made her home for the past 17 years. She’s covered the Grammy Awards, Radio Music Awards, several star studded movie premieres, the CMA’s and ACM’s and even the MTV Movie Awards.
Cory loves to donate her time to various charity organizations such as St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Connecticut Humane Society, Connecticut Children’s Medical Center, Gifts of Love and Make-A-Wish Foundation among others, hosting various charity motorcycle rides, auctions and events for them.
She and her husband Jason live in Southington with their three favorite people in the world, their three kids, Austin, 12, Carter, 5 and Gianna, 3, and their dogs Aretha, an American Staffordshire Terrier, they adopted from the CT Humane Society and their new puppy Capone. When she’s not working, you can find her at the Pricechopper or Walmart in town, making her own sauce (she’s 100% Italian and has big hair to prove it), sitting by her pool in the summer time or watching reruns of Star Trek or some other crazy sci-fi show (she is a self-professed nerd at heart and proud of it!)
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Spring Yard Tips
debris
where leaves accumulate over the winter. These must be cleared to avoid
problems that stem from lack of air circulation, such as mold. Raking alone will
achieve the desired result: beds and turf areas completely cleared of any
debris. Besides removing sticks, twigs and leaves, it important to rake out any
dead or matted areas of grass.
it is basically mechanical raking that removes the clumps of dead grass and
stand up the grass that’s been compacted over the winter.
may have noticed over the winter. Never apply seed before April 1st, as the soil
temperature is far too low for seed to germinate. When seeding, use a mix of 70%
rye and 30% blue. The rapid germination of the rye provides stability and
protection for the blue seed which has a much longer germination period, of 21
to 28 days.
existing turf at the same time. We recommend a product called Tupersan that can
be combined and applied with the first application of lawn
fertilizer.
it is time to put down your first application of granular fertilizer. We
recommend a ratio of 15-0-5, or something similar. This should be done any time
before May 1st.
Avengers 2 Update!!!
"Iron Man 1 was the first in a giant Avengers Assemble Phase 1, leading up to The Avengers itself," Kevin Feige, Marvel Studios President, says in a new video. "Iron Man 3 is the start of that new road to Phase Two."
Feige goes on to reference Nick Fury's speech in the closing moments of Iron Man as the moment The Avengers universe was truly ignited, and now the question becomes, what road will Iron Man 3 lead Tony Stark down -- and how will that film, coupled with November's Thor: The Dark World and 2014's Captain America: The Winter Soldier, influence The Avengers 2, coming May 1, 2015?
Only time will tell, but Robert Downey Jr. and the men behind Iron Man give you a few hints in the video below. Watch!
