Anthony Nolan

This week, we honor the memory of those we lost on 9/11 and salute the courage of the heroes who risked everything. May we always remember their sacrifice and stand united in resilience and hope.

In the last month New London ― Federal, state and local officials gathered in regards to $7 million in federal dollars to help the lead water line replacement project of the dangerous material in pipes buried throughout the City of New London, Connecticut.

This was part of President Biden's Bipartisan Infrastructure funding that will help replace around 150 lead service lines while completing ongoing inspection of homes and water lines from the streets.

New London Public Schools had a great kick off to the new year at the NLPS Convocation to be held at the New London High School Multi-Magnet Campus Auditorium! It was great seeing the excited faces and energy for the upcoming 24/25 year.

Last weekend we experienced devastating flooding in Western Connecticut that left businesses destroyed, infrastructure damaged, and two lives tragically lost. I hope that you and your loved ones did not experience the worst of this storm. Today, I want to give you updates on our recovery efforts.

Don’t miss out on Sales Tax-Free Week - it's the perfect time to stock up on essentials while keeping more money in your pocket. From back-to-school shopping to wardrobe updates, take advantage of the savings!

Spreading this important info during National Farmers Market Week!
Simply bring your EBT card to the table with the sign that says "SNAP/EBT accepted here" at participating Farmers Markets and Farm Stands. The Market Master will swipe your card for the amount that you want and give you Market Tokens that can be used at all the stands at that market.

Whether we like them, dislike them, are unsure about them or not, violence on anyone no matter what, when, or who, is wrong. Very wrong.

On this week's Rollin' with Rep. Nolan, I was joined by Maya Sheppard, executive director of Hearing Youth Voices, a group that organizes with young people for social justice change, and Mirna Martinez, executive director of Southeastern Connecticut Community Land Trust, a nonprofit that holds land in trusts for greater community purposes like community spaces, affordable home ownership, growing food, and open space.