Jeff Currey

Happy Thanksgiving!

South Windsor is among the 94 towns across Connecticut to be awarded state funding through the Small Town Economic Assistance Program (STEAP). Total funding for this round is over $11 million. This is the first time since 2016 that the state has awarded STEAP funding.

Throughout the month of November, members of the State Capitol Police will participate in No-Shave November by growing beards to bring awareness to the challenges cancer patients and their families often face and raise money to support the Connecticut Cancer Foundation.

This Sunday, our clocks fall back one hour, but with everything happening, sometimes it feels like we're actually going back in time. Rates of new positive COVID-19 cases are rising to levels we saw earlier this summer.

Election Day is just over a week away and if you plan on voting by absentee ballot this election, make sure you submit your ballot as soon as you can. If you have not submitted your application for an absentee ballot, it is critical to complete that as soon as possible.

Following a Friday, September 11 virtual emergency meeting of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Health and Human Services Network, members voted via email to

The Connecticut Foundation Solutions Indemnity Company, Inc. reached a significant milestone on Friday, September 18 – over 200 crumbling foundations, 203 specifically, have been replaced in 20 months.

East Hartford, Manchester, and South Windsor school districts are providing updates on their reopening plans and soliciting feedback from families, the State Bond Commission is expected to approve critical bonding for our communities, Governor Lamont issues call for special session, and so much more.