Award-Winning Investigative Consumer Columnist Joins CtWatchdog Blogging Team

Dave Lieber, the award-winning national consumer columnist from Texas, is joining our blogging team.

For 30 years, Dave, a humorist and storyteller, has used stories to help change our world. Dave works as The Watchdog investigative columnist for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram and is one of Texas’ most popular speakers.

He won the Katie Award from the Dallas Press Club as the best columnist in the U.S. Southwest.

He is co-founder of one of North Texas’ largest children’s charities, Summer Santa, which serves thousands of children each year through a volunteer service that has no office or paid staff.

His work for Summer Santa earned him the Will Rogers Humanitarian Award, which goes to the U.S. newspaper columnist whose work produces positive effects on the lives of readers.

He is the author of two popular books, “The Dog of My Nightmares: Stories by Texas Columnist Dave Lieber” and “Dave Lieber’s Watchdog Nation: Bite Back When Businesses and Scammers Do You Wrong.”

His author website is www.YankeeCowboy.com and his book site is www.WatchdogNation.com. You can reach Dave at dlieber@ctwatchdog.com.

Dave joins a group of talented bloggers who cover a wide range of consumer issues: Brad Kava, from Santa Cruz writes on entertainment consumer news; Dr. Doreen Stern of Hartford gives insightful advice on how to make the most of your life; Denis Horgan of West Hartford, is our consumer travel blogger and is now writing from his vacation in Europe; Kristin Ingram, a CPA from Windsor, gives insightful finance suggestions; and I will continue my investigative consumer work as well as being the editor and publisher of this site.

Next week I hope to tell you about two additional bloggers – one who will report on real estate in Hartford and West Hartford, and one who will report on West Hartford Center and Blue Back Square retail stores.

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