Big Tax Benefits This Year!
April 15, 2024Today is Tax Day and low to middle-income workers in Norwich have some major tax savings to look forward to when they file their personal income tax returns!
HB 5001 - Protecting And Prioritizing Seniors
March 21, 2024Great news! The Aging Committee approved HB 5001, an omnibus bill that will provide further support to our seniors.
This proposal is a priority of the House, and I am thrilled it is progressing through the legislative process.
Kelly Middle School Student Council Comes To Hartford
March 19, 2024As a State Representative, one of the greatest honors I have is to share my work with young individuals, particularly those who are interested in government and aspire to pursue it in the future!
I was delighted to spend some time with the Kelly Middle School Student Council at the Legislative Office Building in Hartford on Monday!
Early Voting: What You Need To Know
March 11, 2024This legislation was made possible by a state Constitutional amendment approved by a wide majority of Connecticut voters in 2022. It will provide you - and voters across the state - with more flexibility and access to cast your vote with the confidence that your voice is heard and your civic duty is fulfilled, while avoiding large crowds and scheduling conflicts.
Acknowledging Norwich Legend Charles Antonio Vincent
March 8, 2024I know Black History Month ended on February 29th, but I hope you will indulge me. I wanted to share one more story about an accomplished young man, a legend in our community who left us far too soon - Charles Antonio Vincent.
Childhood Nutrition Programs A Top Priority
March 7, 2024In response to the vital need for improved childhood nutrition, we are working on crafting comprehensive legislation that ensures mothers and children who are eligible for federal benefits are enrolled in these programs with ease and confidence.
Celebrating Black History - People, Places & Things 02/08
February 8, 2024Venture Smith was a slave who, while in Connecticut, earned and saved enough money to buy his freedom, his wife's and children's, as well as others. Born in 1729, Smith eventually owned over 130 acres of land, including a waterfront compound on the Salmon River with three houses, a dry dock, a blacksmith shop, and several warehouses before he passed away in 1805.
Celebrating Black History - People, Places & Things 02/07
February 7, 2024It is award season and Black History Month. So, of course, we need to highlight the trailblazing Hattie McDaniel.