Morning Record podcast: The ongoing conversation about race in Southington

January 25, 2019 07:07PM

Staff writer Jesse Buchanan and Vice President of news Ralph Tomaselli joins the Morning Record to talk about the ongoing conversation about race in Southington. Southington Women for Progress held a forum Wednesday on the issue, but asked the press to leave part way through so town officials could speak more freely.

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