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May 8, 2012
LEGISLATORS COLLECT "HELP-A-HERO" DONATIONS FOR VETS AT CAPITOL
Rep. Jack Hennessy and Sen. Carlo Leone, Co-Chairs of the Veterans' Affairs Committee, hosted a donation drive outside the main entrance of the State Capitol to collect clothing, personal care items and cash to benefit Connecticut homeless veterans and the South Park Inn Veteran Drop-In Center in Hartford. READ MORE
May 7, 2012
ANTI-PROFILING BILL PASSES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Bill goes to Governor for signature
Bridgeport Legislators are pleased to announce that legislation to strengthen the state’s racial profiling law has passed the House of Representatives. READ MORE
May 2, 2012
STEEL POINT PROJECT MAINTAINED UNDER BILL
The Bridgeport House Legislative Delegation is pleased to announce House passage of a bill that extends the time period during which Bridgeport's Steel Point Special Taxing District may receive state economic development assistance and issue bonds to finance its operations. READ MORE
May 2, 2012
BILL PROTECTING MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES FROM LOSING PARENTAL RIGHTS PASSES HOUSE
Chairman of the Veterans Committee Rep. Jack Hennessy is pleased to announce a bill protecting members of the armed services from losing parental rights while deployed passed the House unanimously. READ MORE
April 12, 2012
REP. HENNESSY HAILS VOTE TO END DEATH PENALTY IN CT
Rep. Jack Hennessy praised a House vote Wednesday in favor of legislation that would make Connecticut the 17th state in the nation to outlaw the death penalty. READ MORE
March 30, 2012
WELCOME HOME VIETNAM VETERANS
Chair of the Veteran's Committee Jack Hennessy joins with colleagues and constitutional officers for the third annual Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day event at the State Capitol.
March 21, 2012
ANTI-PROFILING LEGISLATION CLEARS COMMITTEE
Senate Bill 364, An Act Concerning Traffic Stop Information, contains several provisions to effectuate legislation passed by the late Senator Alvin Penn. READ MORE
