October 27, 2023 Man awaiting trial for killing neighbor, living with corpse, accused of 2 stabbings behind bars A man who was arrested after he reportedly confessed to killing his neighbor andĀ living with the corpse for three daysĀ is in some more trouble.
October 19, 2023 Brian Laundrie’s parents sent settlement proposal to Gabby Petito’s, report says There could be some closure for the parents of Gabby Petito, more than two years since she disappeared and was murdered by her fiancĆ©, Brian Laundrie.
March 17, 2023 In loving memory: ‘Redneck, SOB’ father remembered as daughter roasts him in obituary A well-written obituary can make a reader feel as though they knew the recently departed. Thatās what one woman managed to do when she lost her father.
March 6, 2023 Florida rep files bills ‘requiring bloggers to register,’ helping politicians sue media The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution says the government can’t abridge the freedom of speech or of the press, but a state senator in Florida submitted a bill that could do exactly that.
October 27, 2022 High school teacher accused of months-long romantic relationship with student A teacher has been released from jail ā and “reassigned” away from a classroom ā for having an improper relationship with a student.
August 26, 2022 Lenny Cohen’s bio on cbs12.com Lenny Cohen arrived at CBS12 News as dayside digital content producer in 2021, writing news as it happens forĀ cbs12.comĀ and then going beyond the headlines to show why people need to read those articles on social media platforms.
March 18, 2022 Police: Bridge tender didn’t tell the truth, supervisor texted what to tell police Authorities say the drawbridge tender who was working when 79-year-old Carol Wright fell to her death didn’t tell the truth about what happened.
February 28, 2022 Ted Deutch leaving Congress for American Jewish Committee U.S. Rep. Ted Deutch announced he wonāt seek reelection in November. Instead, heās set to become Chief Executive Officer of the American Jewish Committee.
February 14, 2022 Medical examiner: Brian Laundrie’s bones were under water, chewed by animals Most of Brian Laundrieās bones were recovered, and the medical examiner revealed animals chewed on them. Thatās according to his newly-released autopsy report.
December 5, 2020 Dan Rather: Raising a ruckus in a good way from Texas to TV, and now the Twitterverse You may not have heard much about Dan Rather lately. I don’t remember seeing him on TV except as a guest on NBC News,…
October 23, 2020 When to talk and when to not The idea for this blog post came today when I noticed an article called “Where cancel culture stops,” by Yisroel Besser in Mishpacha magazine, meant for Orthodox Jews. (I apologize…
May 1, 2020 Is Facebook facing the fact its Community Standards struck out with me 3 times in one night? If youāre a longtime reader, then youāve probably seen the phase I went through, ending articles with this phrase: If you appreciate what you…
April 15, 2020 A blogger’s job is never done, especially after a migration I havenāt blogged for a while because Iāve been working hard, but Iāve been on this updated website, fixing lots of problems that started…
March 7, 2020 New and improved website! Iām happy to report the blog CohenConnect.com is new and improved, with a different web host, and more to see at first glance if…
August 15, 2019 ThePhillyFiles’ six-week milestone! I sent the following to subscribers of ThePhillyFiles on Mailchimp: It’s hard for me to believe but today marks *six weeks* since the kickoff…
July 20, 2019 Larger Than Life Personality: Remembering Mitch Petrus ā Austin Kellerman I’ve never reblogged before. Only heard of it. But heat stroke is deadly, and a serious threat this weekend. A few days ago, it…
June 13, 2019 Adding my own few points to Nexstar’s ‘Digital First’ strategy The phrase “Digital First” is nothing new. Managers in TV station news departments have been saying it for years, but they really hadn’t practiced…
May 3, 2019 Lenny’s update, and the writing and posting you may have missed You may have actually looked at the homepage of this blog, CohenConnect.com, and thought I hadn’t been writing. It may have looked that way,…
May 2, 2019 Thinking about religion, belief and recent violence Vacation time is up. We’re into May and I haven’t written a “real blog post” for you in a month and a half, since…
March 16, 2019 Control of the media after the mosque attacks in New Zealand THANK YOU to the two new followers from over the past week, bringing the total up to 116. I hope you like what you…
January 11, 2019 Anniversary means time to start something new It’s Jan. 11 and that means today marks four years since my very first blog post at www.CohenConnect.com. Back then, when I started, I…
January 7, 2019 Odds, ends and new beginnings It’s always good to be remembered, and hopefully being your last new year’s message of the year will keep some of my thoughts on…
January 2, 2019 Banned from Facebook pages twice in 2 days! Sometimes, interesting things happen when you read friends’ Facebook pages. I’m not talking about going to look on purpose, which I’ve done before. I’m…
December 6, 2018 Blogging better in 2019 after hitting 20,000 views in 2018 THANK YOU! I don’t know what else to say. There’s nothing special about hitting 20,000 blog page views except that it’s a big round…
October 28, 2018 Not a good day for political thoughts, the USA as a whole I’ve known I had another blog post “due” before the election, if you know how I think, but too much on my mind and…
October 10, 2018 The case against us all paying for private schools Several times a year, before elections, a man in Florida emails me about who to support in elections down there. The goal is to…
