ACLU CT Legal Director Dan Barren joins the Morning Record to talk about why the public needs access to police records. He also expresses his views about a recent Freedom of Information Commission ruling that a two-year wait for records from the state police violates state law.

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Staff writer Leigh Tauss joins the Morning Record for an update on notices Meriden sent out in late April notifying customers of contamination of the public water system. City officials said they followed the law, but wish they could have notified residents sooner. Residents, meanwhile, remained critical over the city’s response.

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Staff writer Matt Zabierek joins the Morning Record to talk about proposed plans for the Allnex site in Wallingford. Some town officials says it would be great for economic development, but environmentalists warn the project would be the end for a key sandplain.

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Staff writer Matt Zabierek joins the Morning Record to talk about Wallingford's proposed budget. The Town Council is scheduled to vote on the budget Tuesday.

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Staff writer Matt Zabierek joins the Morning Record to talk about comments Rep. Craig Fishbein, R-Wallingford, made during a House debate Thursday on legislation related to how police respond to domestic violence calls. Fishbein said some cases of domestic violence are "arranged," which has drawn criticism from supporters of the bill.

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Staff writer Leigh Tauss joins the Morning Record to talk about former Meriden city manager Guy Scaife's lawsuit against the city. He claims his firing was the result of a retaliation campaign by some city staff and officials.

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Staff writer Mary Ellen Godin joins the Morning Record to talk about Meriden's recent notification of water contamination. City officials say they acted properly, but resident believe the city took too long to issue a notification.

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Guy Smith, a Democrat running for governor, joins the Morning Record to talk about his candidacy. He explains his stance on this issues and his decision to skip this month’s convention, a move that will require him to petition his way onto the ballot.

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Chris Mattei, a Democrat running for attorney General, joins the Morning Record to talk about his campaign.

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Daffodil Festival planning committee Chairman Mark Zebora joins the Morning Record to preview the 40th annual Daffodil Festival.

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