Tom Arnone

Here is the August 31, 2020 update from Governor Ned Lamont regarding the state's coronavirus response efforts:

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A standard driver’s license will no longer be adequate for domestic air travel or entering certain federal buildings after October 1, 2020. 

Back to school season serves as a reminder that the cold months of winter are fast approaching and many residents across the state will be in need of assistance to pay their heating bills.

We had a busy session with many important votes this year and I wanted to make sure I didn’t miss a single opportunity to cast my vote on behalf of our residents- the good people of Enfield.

The winds of a changing season are set to blow in a matter of months and as part of that reality our children will be back in school. 

Summer is coming to a close and kids will soon be heading back to school. To help working families prepare – and save – Connecticut offers its annual Sales Tax Free Week.

I was proud to support legislation this session that eliminated co-pays and other out of pocket costs for breast ultrasounds and mammograms, and required health insurance policies to cover breast ultrasound screenings for more women.