CT Mirror.org Capitol Bureau Chief. Re: The Gubernatorial debates are off and the candidates are speaking to the people, or are they? @CTMirrorPaz

Corporate dietitian. Re:PARENTING & MAKING TIME FOR YOUR OWN HEALTH

Why Self-Care Works. While it sounds counter-intuitive or even impossible to put yourself first when you’re a parent, it is one of the best things you can do for your family.

President and CEO of ID Experts, recently pointed out the risks that smart speakers pose both to businesses and consumers if not handled wisely. Speaking with Tom about how Americans can protect their privacy with the growing popularity of smart home technology and evolving threats to cybersecurity?

The Salvation Army Emergency Disaster Services Director Southern New England Division. Re: We are at the one year anniversary of Hurricane Harvey, Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Maria. Currently, Sal Cretella, is recruiting and training volunteers in Connecticut and Rhode Island to prepare for disasters in our home state and abroad.

Department of Revenue Services Commissioner. Re: CT ramps up efforts to collect online sales tax revenues. Said Connecticut has sales tax collection agreements with about 500 online retailers.

State Comptroller. Re: In his first report on the outlook for Fiscal Year 2019, said that the state budget is on track to end the year approximately in balance.

board-certified, Connecticut neurologist in private practice specializing in general neurology and sports neurology. Host of Healthy Rounds Saturday mornings on WTIC from 11-Noon. Re: New guidelines for children's concussions aim to improve detection, treatment.

Small State Great Beer Festival, September 15, 2018. It’s at Constitution Plaza in Downtown Hartford.

Assistant Director for CT DOL’s Office of Research. Re: the September 2018 issue of the Connecticut Economic Digest. This month's cover article looks at Long Term Industry and Occupational Projections from 2016-2026. The article notes that Connecticut is projected to increase jobs by more than 110,000 from 2016-2026 with growth in manufacturing and computer-related industries expected to outpace that of the US average. @DOL_Research

Professor at the Quinnipiac University School of Law who once clerked for retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, is available today to comment on the confirmation hearings of Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh. @QuinnipiacU