Gail Howard, co-leader of the CT Chapter of SNAP, expands on the recent Day article about how the General Assembly's Judiciary Committee dealt a blow to many priest abuse victims. The legislation that was voted out of the committee was stripped of a "look back window," and also lost the abolishment of a statue of limitations for civil actions in response to childhood sexual abuse. This means all victims of abuse who waited decades to come forward will not have a pathway to justice. Find out more about the why the committee made their choice, and what happens next under the current legislation.

Deb Polun of the Community Health Center Association talks about e-consults. This tele-health service is an innovative way to receive health care, in which technology gets patients access to specialty services without having to actually go to see a specialist. Learn more about how this system works, and why it's important for the Connecticut Medicaid Program (HUSKY) to pay for e-consults at health centers, as well as private practitioners.

Felix Giannini, President of Lexco Security and member of ASIS Southern CT, discusses the impact of legal marijuana in the workplace. Giannini addresses concerns over the potential of legalization, how local business owners could best manage weed at work, and how Connecticut can be smarter than other states about legalizing marijuana. For a deeper discussion of this issue, Giannini will co-host a meeting on May 9th at 5:30pm in Waterbury about the affect of marijuana on businesses. Visit asis-southerct.com for full details.

Kevin A. Dillon, A.A.E, is Executive Director of the Connecticut Airport Authority, and he shares the latest on a potential name change for Bradley International Airport. What's the rationale behind considering a new name for Connecticut's largest airport? And what would the process be, to make such a costly change a reality? Plus, what impact has the grounding of the Boeing 737 MAX had on Connecticut air transit? Find out now.

Mark Pazniokas shares and update from the Capitol.

Ann Wilson from Companions and Homemakers talks the two legislative issues up in the current session that people need to be made aware of, which will impact homecare. Both will greatly impact home care for the elderly.

Chris Cusano is Executive Director, and Jen Pace is Board President, of the CT Brain Tumor Alliance. Both are also brain tumor survivors. They share all the details about CTBTM’s major fundraising day, coming up this Saturday April 27th.

Scott Sokolowski is the founder of Save a Suit, which takes slightly used but not abused clothing, has it cleaned and washed, and gives the clothing to veterans.

Eddy Dobosiewicz, co-founder of Dyngus Day LLC, educates us about Dyngus Day. Learn about this holiday's ancient origins, and how Buffalo, NY became a modern-day hub devoted to this Polish tradition.

Chris Powell, columnist with the Journal Inquirer, explains why the New England Health Care Employees Union-- whose members working at 20 nursing homes are threatening to strike on May 1st-- has a better claim to strike than other groups that have joined recent picket lines. Find out why.