Marc Fitch from the Yankee Institute joined Gary on the air to talk about Connecticut colleges being faced with the real possibility of being sued due to the coronavirus.
Marc Fitch from the Yankee Institute
Marc Fitch from the Yankee Institute joined Gary on the air to talk about Connecticut colleges being faced with the real possibility of being sued due to the coronavirus.
Gary chatted with journalist Chris Powell about some of the issues facing the state of CT, including a number of journalists who are leaving media to work in government. The State Rep Mitch Bolinsky joined the program to discuss his work on the aging committee and a Democratic effort to stop crisis drills, Frank Tavera from the Palace Theater updated us on shows coming to CT.. and finally, Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz called in to discuss her Social Connections efforts to eradicate mental health in CT, and also talked about jobs, crime and other issues CT is dealing with.
Then we'll get you hungry to give back during March and especially on March 31 as Jersey Mike's Subs Day of Giving puts your donations to work supporting local charities including Make-A-Wish CT.
And we're closing reminding you about an important environmental practice that Connecticut helped make famous - mattress recycling - as we encore a segment with the Mattress Recycling Council focusing on how the practice makes a positive difference to our communities and our planet!
This has been a very strange time for anyone campaigning, and the state chairman of the CTGOP, JR Romano joined Gary Byron to talk about it.