Gov. Lamont's hired a consulting group out of Boston, at the tune of $2 million dollars a year to help advise the local government on how to re-open the state. He joined Gary Byron on the air to talk about the group and why they cost so much.
During a very tame winter, Chief Meteorologist Bruce DePrest joined Gary Byron to talk about the season that is, if we're going to get hit with a ton of snow, and how much we'll get.
JP Stredzinski is the state rep for Monroe and parts of Newtown. He also works as the EMS coordinator out of Stratford. He joines Gary on the air to talk about what he's seeing in both of his jobs.
BRISTOL SENATOR HENRI MARTIN THE RANKING MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATURE'S TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE. Stamford officials adopt anti-toll resolution. On pace to become Connecticut’s second largest city, Stamford wants Gov. Ned Lamont to hit the brakes on highway tolls. Tolling foes are gearing up for today’s public hearing of the Transportation Committee, with Senate Minority Leader Len Fasano, R-North Haven, reminding attendees to wear red to show their opposition. The group No Tolls CT is organizing the effort. He spoke to Brad and Paul about this
