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Longtime WFSB Anchor Dennis House Joining WTNH Longtime WFSB Anchor Dennis House Joining WTNH
Longtime Wfsb Anchor Dennis House Joining Wtnh Dennis House, the popular news anchor who left WFSB-TV Channel 3 earlier this year, will return to Connecticut TV in early 2021 as the chief political anchor for ABC affiliate WTNH-TV Channel 8. House said on Twitter: I'm really excited to be coming back to serve the people of Connecticut! The Emmy-winning anchor left CBS affiliate Channel 3 in September after 28 years.  Currently, House and his wife, Kara Sundlun, who is an anchor for WFSB, are battling COVID-19. In an update posted to his blog Sunday, Dec. 20, House said his wife’s cough was doing better and he had a slight cough…

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by Kathy Reakes
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COVID-19: Popular WFSB Anchor Tests Positive Along With Her Husband COVID-19: Popular WFSB Anchor Tests Positive Along With Her Husband
Covid-19: Popular Wfsb Anchor Tests Positive Along With Her Husband Kara Sundlun, the longtime WFSB-TV news anchor, and her husband, former anchor Dennis House, have tested positive for COVID-19. Sundlun made the announcement on her Twitter page on Tuesday, Dec. 15, saying at the time House and their children had tested negative. During a second test, House, who also worked at WFSB, tested positive and is quarantined at home with Sundlun. Dennis House@DennisHouseTV In a Facebook post, Sundlun said she is experiencing "mild flu-like symptoms. "After reporting on this story for 9 months it seems surreal that I am now one of the numbers," Sundlun wrote. …

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by Kathy Reakes
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Popular Longtime WFSB Anchor Dennis House Announces Departure Popular Longtime WFSB Anchor Dennis House Announces Departure
Popular Longtime Wfsb Anchor Dennis House Announces Departure Popular longtime news anchor Dennis House and WFSB-TV jointly announced that after nearly two decades, he's leaving the station. “Words cannot express how grateful I am to have served the great state of Connecticut as a journalist for 28 years at WFSB," said House in a statement on his website. "The station has meant so much more to me than just a job. I’ve grown up here. The people who work here are my family. " House hosted Connecticut's highest rated political show, "Face the State," for the CBS affiliate located in Rocky Hill, won several Emmy Awards and was inducted into the Silv…

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by Christina Coulter