Mike Tetreau, First Selectman of Fairfield, joins us for this week's Mayor Monday.

Attorney Carmine Perri discusses care options for aging relatives.  For many, family get-togethers during the holidays include seniors... our aging parents, grandparents or aunts and uncles. Although not always comfortable, it’s a good time to approach important topics about care options, expectations and wishes, and discuss financial matters as they relate to care and inheritance.

Steve Amato's Amatos Toys was recently used to film a Christmas movie that airs on Lifetime, A Very Merry Toy Store. Plus, Santa visits this weekend! Toys collected will be brought to the Holiday store. 

Christine Stuart of CT News Junkie looks at the crumbling foundations funding. She also talks changes to the housing markets, and casinos looking to force a ruling on the new casino.

Speaker of The House Joe Aresimowicz and Berlin High School's Football Coach. 

Attorney General George Jepsen on Monday released a statement announcing that he will not run for reelection as Connecticut's Attorney General in the coming year, and he elaborates on that announcement.

Joe Bertolino, President Southern CT State University, discusses the topic of free speech on college campuses, and the conflict of social justice vs. free speech on campuses.

Sandi Terenzi says it's never too early to think about putting your home on the market. Even if you want to wait till spring, be sure you do it BEFORE spring. Once spring comes, everyone puts their house on the market.  A March time frame would give you a jump on the competition.

David Lightman, national political correspondent and veteran congressional reporter for McClatchy Newspapers, shares the latest news coming out of Washington D.C.

Grace Martha-Giannini, the Memory Care Resource Coordinator for Masonicare and the person in charge of the Students in Residence program, and Levin Currie, one of the students, talk the "Students-in-Residence Program." This program is a collaboration between Masonicare and Quinnipiac University, featuring two Quinnipiac students who choose to spend a year of their college careers living with seniors at Masonicare’s assisted living community at Ashlar Village in Wallingford. Students-in-Residence was the first program of its kind in the country when established in 2016.