Gary Turco

If you celebrate the holidays by getting involved in your community, several food banks throughout our state are in need of some extra help to ensure no family has to choose between paying their bills and putting food on the table this holiday season.

We had another successful Coffee Hour event in Newington where constructive ideas were shared and several important issues were discussed. I look forward to more of these events!

I received a 92 percent score from the Connecticut League of Conservation Voters based on my voting record during the 2019 legislative session.

Beginning on November 1^st, the Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence offers the Safe Connect Toolkit for survivors of domestic violence.

Great news! Cut your energy bill and save the environment, with a limited time reduced rate for Home Energy Solutions audits.

Through December 7 you can evaluate your options for Medicare and determine what coverage will meet your needs in the upcoming year. Please note that if you are currently on Medicare and prefer to stay with your existing coverage you don't have to do anything.

Flu season, which runs from October to May, is in full swing so it is important to get vaccinated.

As Vice Chairman of the Education and Employment Advancement Committee, I am proud of Connecticut's new debt-free community college program we championed last session. I recently joined with colleagues to spread the news. It was a very productive exchange and I look forward to this program helping many students across the state to manage their debt in the coming years.