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Linda Tuccio-Koonz

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New England-based journalist & editor. Most recently Group Features Writer, Hearst Connecticut Media Group. Fan of music, comedy, travel, theater... #LoveIsLove
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'Ancient Aliens' producer pens mystery about New York City's punk rock scene Original

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By Linda Tuccio-Koonz
| CT Insider Verified
Gabriel Rotello’s work on television’s “Ancient Aliens” takes him to far-flung places from jungles to deserts — even an ice cave under a glacier in Canada. “We were there to determine whether microbes that were frozen for thousands of years would come back to life when the ice thawed,” said Danbury’s Rotello, a writer and producer for the series.
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'Ancient Aliens' producer pens mystery about New York City's punk rock scene

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By Linda Tuccio-Koonz
| The Norwalk Hour Verified
Danbury resident Gabriel Rotello in a leather jacket in 1982, when he was the lead singer of The Grownups. Courtesy of Ira Cohen Gabriel Rotello’s work on television’s “Ancient Aliens” takes him to far-flung places from jungles to deserts — even an ice cave under a glacier in Canada. “We were there to determine whether microbes that were frozen for thousands of years would come back to life when the ice thawed,” said Danbury’s Rotello, a writer and producer for the series.
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'Ancient Aliens' producer pens mystery about New York City's punk rock scene

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By Linda Tuccio-Koonz
| Connecticut Post Verified
Danbury resident Gabriel Rotello in a leather jacket in 1982, when he was the lead singer of The Grownups. Courtesy of Ira Cohen Gabriel Rotello’s work on television’s “Ancient Aliens” takes him to far-flung places from jungles to deserts — even an ice cave under a glacier in Canada. “We were there to determine whether microbes that were frozen for thousands of years would come back to life when the ice thawed,” said Danbury’s Rotello, a writer and producer for the series.
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