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Standing with Rep. Corey ParisThe recent New York Times report makes it crystal clear: ICE’s reckless and dishonest actions put lives in danger. By wrongly suggesting that Rep. Corey Paris—a respected, hardworking public servant—doxxed their agents, they didn’t just lie, they lit a fuse. And the fallout has been disgusting: racist death threats, intimidation, and an attempt to silence one of the strongest voices for justice in our state.
Let’s be very real—this wasn’t a mistake. This was a flagrant push to deflect, to distract, and to create a dangerous target out of a Black lawmaker who has consistently stood up for his community and fought for the good of the people. Instead of accountability, ICE chose scapegoating. Instead of facts, they chose fear. And instead of protecting the public, they endangered one of our own.
We cannot, and will not, accept this. Rep. Corey Paris has been a tireless advocate for equity, fairness, and community safety. To see him attacked with lies and racism, amplified by a government agency, is beyond outrageous—it’s an assault on democracy itself.
I stand shoulder to shoulder with my brother, colleague and friend. We will not be intimidated. We will not be silenced. And we will not let ICE—or anyone else—turn their failures into weapons against those who fight for justice.
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| Click this photo to read the full article: ICE Wrongly Suggests Lawmaker Doxxed Agents, and Racist Threats Follow |
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The School Year Begins Soon!
The countdown is on—just a few days until the 2025–2026 School Year begins at New London Public Schools! Check out the flyer below for the start and dismissal times for each school so your family is set for DAY ONE.
We’re excited to welcome our Whalers back on Monday, August 25 for a year filled with growth, learning, and success!
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New London Public Schools Convocation
I had a great time at the NLPD 2025 - 2026 City of New London, Connecticut New London Public Schools Convocation with Teachers and Staff. It was so great to see the smiling faces and energy preparing to welcome our students for the 2025 - 2026 School Year. Thank you so much Teachers and Staff for your commitment to move mountains and shine light for them during the development of our most precious.
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United Way Food Center TourBig thank you to United Way of Southeastern Connecticut Dina Sears Graves and Annie Stockton of the Gemma E. Moran for the recent tour and update of the Food Center. It continues to amaze me to see the great work being done under the supervision of these two great ladies.Big thanks to the staff, Admin, volunteers that answer the call for service making sure food is given out to food banks, food providers and families during times of need. Thank you also for the great amount of data that shows and explains the need for food service and more when it comes to our Alice families. We are so thankful for you.
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ISAAC Ribbon Cutting
I had the great opportunity to Join graduate of ISAAC State Representative Aundré Bumgardner and Senator Heather Somers at the Ribbon Cutting for ISAAC - Interdistrict School for Arts and Communication SAAC - City of New London, CT. We were able to celebrate ISAAC'S move to include 4th and 5th grade building expansion along with earning its highest accountability ranking in ISAAC history, placing them among the top middle schools in southeastern Connecticut. Thank you to ISAAC for the invitation to share this great achievement. |
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Salvation Army Celebration and Fundraiser
I had a great opportunity to attend the Salvation Army Celebration & Fundraiser at Stone Acres Farm. It was an inspiring evening that highlighted the incredible work being done in our community.
The event raised awareness and support for the Red Shield Youth Center, a place that gives our young people a safe and positive environment to learn, grow, and build their futures. Spaces like this are vital in helping guide the next generation and making sure every child has the chance to succeed.
Grateful to the Salvation Army, the sponsors, and everyone who came together to make this event possible. Our community is stronger when we invest in our youth.
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If you have any questions or concerns feel free to contact me at my Capitol office at 860-240-8512 or email me at Anthony.Nolan@cga.ct.gov. Don't forget to "Like" my official Facebook page and follow me on Twitter for news and legislative updates.
Sincerely,
Anthony Nolan
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