Emmy-Winning Actress Who Co-Owned Local Radio Station Has Died
The actress, known for her television work, previously held a stake in a broadcast station in the region before passing away.
By Stephen Collins ·
An Emmy-winning actress who previously co-owned a local radio station has died. The news was confirmed by a Connecticut news outlet on Tuesday, October 28, 2026.
The actress is best known for her career in television. Before focusing on her acting career, she held a financial stake in a local radio station. The source identifies her as a former owner of the business but does not specify which station she co-owned in the summary provided.
The announcement of her death appeared in a list of local updates. The report noted that she won an Emmy during her time in the entertainment industry. No further details regarding the cause of death or the date of the passing were included in the brief notice.
The story was published alongside other local news items. These included a police report about a teen dirt bike owner who rammed a fleeing thief during a pursuit. Police said both the bike owner and the suspected thief are facing charges. Another report covered a driver who accidentally pressed the gas pedal while adjusting a parked vehicle, causing the car to hit a gas station.
A separate legal update mentioned a woman who received a sentence for a distracted-driving crash that killed a man. A waterfront home is currently on the market for $14.75 million. The property features six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and 9,346 square feet, according to a Zillow listing.
A local creamery is wrapping up its season with Halloween costumes and free ice cream for children. The Board of Selectmen also reviewed a request to honor a longtime volunteer and resident who died on September 13 at the age of 93.
Source: Hoover Patch · original report published
