On the Record

Staff writer Mary Ellen Godin joins the Morning Record to explain the mixed reaction among Connecticut's business community to President Trump's tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum.

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On web content producer Pete Paguaga's last day at the RJ, digital content manager Richie Rathsack and staff writer Matt Zabierek join the Morning Record to reflect on Pete's time. Pete and editor Mike Savino debate one last Top 5 (breakfast cereal).

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On web content producer Pete Paguaga's last day at the RJ, digital content manager Richie Rathsack and staff writer Matt Zabierek join the Morning Record to reflect on Pete's time. Pete and editor Mike Savino debate one last Top 5 (breakfast cereal).

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Rep. William Tong and Senate Republican Leader Len Fasano join the Morning Record to debate whether the legislature should accept Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's nomination of Andrew McDonald as chief justice of the state Supreme Court. McDonald would replace former Chief Justice Chase Rogers, who announced her retirement in January.

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Rep. William Tong and Senate Republican Leader Len Fasano join the Morning Record to debate whether the legislature should accept Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's nomination of Andrew McDonald as chief justice of the state Supreme Court. McDonald would replace former Chief Justice Chase Rogers, who announced her retirement in January.

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Chief State's Attorney Kevin Kane joins the Morning Record to advocate for legislation that would expand the ability to transfer juvenile cases to adult court. ACLU CT Executive Director David McGuire said the changes aren't needed, though, and would actually be harmful to minors.

A previous version of this episode was cut short due to technical problems, and the entire podcast has been re-posted.

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Chief State's Attorney Kevin Kane joins the Morning Record to advocate for legislation that would expand the ability to transfer juvenile cases to adult court. ACLU CT Executive Director David McGuire said the changes aren't needed, though, and would actually be harmful to minors.

A previous version of this episode was cut short due to technical problems, and the entire podcast has been re-posted.

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Staff writer Mary Ellen Godin joins the Morning Record to talk about former city manager Guy Scaife's notice of intent to sue Meriden. The notice is a step in the process for Scaife to file a lawsuit claiming wrongful termination after his December firing.

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Staff writer Mary Ellen Godin joins the Morning Record to talk about former city manager Guy Scaife's notice of intent to sue Meriden. The notice is a step in the process for Scaife to file a lawsuit claiming wrongful termination after his December firing.

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Staff writer Leigh Tauss joins the Morning Record to talk about Acting Manager Ken Morgan's budget, which he presented to the City Council Monday. The council's Finance Committee then held its first discussion the next day.

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