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House Priority Bills, Black History Month, and more

February 7, 2025

I hope this email finds you and your family well. I had a busy week at the capitol in a Joint Session for Governor Lamont's Budget address and doing committee work. I am spending my time in meetings and hearings, where my colleagues and I are reviewing bills and working to move them through the legislative process.

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Legislative Updates January 31

January 31, 2025

I had a busy week at the capitol in committee meetings and working with my colleagues on proposed bills and concepts. We were back in session on Tuesday and had an important vote to enhance survivor benefits for the families of state employees killed in the line of duty. Read about this legislation and other updates from this week below.

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How to Watch CT-N

January 24, 2025

I had a busy week at the capitol in committee meetings and working with my colleagues on proposed bills and concepts. We've worked on many critical ideas that will move to public hearings, where your input and contributions are essential. I'm excited to continue our work in committees and with my colleagues to pass key legislation this session.

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Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

January 17, 2025

The 2025 Legislative Session has begun and my colleagues and I have gotten to work on our committees. As session continues, I am eager to share the work we are doing and ways you can be involved.

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Happy Holidays, Medical Debt Relief, and more

December 20, 2024

From my family to yours, I want to take a moment to send my best wishes for the holiday season. May it bring you and your loved ones peace, happiness and time well spent together. Remember that no matter how we celebrate, we also share many blessings. So, in the spirit of the season, please spread the joy that makes this time of the year truly special.

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Student Loan Reimbursement Program

December 13, 2024

Starting January 1, Connecticut college students will be able to benefit from a bill we passed to alleviate student loan debt. The reimbursement program, led by House Democrats and the first of its kind in the nation, provides up to $5,000/year for up to four years (up to $20,000) in loan forgiveness. Six million dollars has been allocated in the current budget cycle and will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.

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