CURRENT NEWS

Funding to Support Groundbreaking Water Quality Study

June 17, 2024

I am thrilled to announce state funding is approved to support the Johnson’s Beach Water Quality Study through 2024. A collaborative effort of the Civic Association of Short Beach (CASB), Branford Town Officials, the Connecticut Public Health Laboratory, and the East Shore District Health Department (ESDHD), the funding builds off the investments already made in this multi-year project.

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Exciting Developments in Early Childhood Education

May 30, 2024

I accompanied Read to Grow’s ED, Suzannah Holsenbeck, for the groundbreaking new Friends Center early childhood campus being built in the old Cine 1234 space in New Haven. I was truly blown away by Allyx Schiavone's vision and holistic approach to delivering early childhood education to children and their families. The first phase is set to open in the Fall, and I’m very excited to watch this unfold.

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Branford’s Memorial Day Parade

May 29, 2024

I had the honor of attending Branford’s Memorial Day Parade, where our town came together to remember and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

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Early Voting & Civic Engagement Discussion

May 13, 2024

I would like to invite you to a special event I will be co-hosting with my fellow legislators from the Branford area, focused on early voting and civic engagement in our community. This event will provide an exclusive opportunity for you to meet with us and the Secretary of State, gaining insights into early voting in Connecticut and how it can impact civic engagement in our state.

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Investments in Early Care Education - HB 5002

May 10, 2024

Throughout my career, I have made it a top priority to fight for funding for quality, affordable, and accessible childcare. Investments in early care education contribute to a robust economy and help ensure the success of families and future generations.

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Witness Stones Project

May 9, 2024

I had the pleasure of placing a stone marker in honor of Cambridge, a former enslaved person who lived and worked in Branford. The Witness Stones Project guided Branford High students and teachers through the research project.

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