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Current News & Issues

Mary 7, 2012
MID-TERM ADJUSTMENTS APPROVED BY HOUSE
Rep. Toni Walker hailed House passage of the $20.5 billion fiscal year 2013 budget adjustment bill. READ MORE

April 30, 2012
MEDICAL MARIJUANA WILL EASE SUFFERING
State Representative Toni Walker backed passage of a bill that allows medical doctors to essentially prescribe marijuana to patients who suffer from a number of serious and often debilitating illnesses. READ MORE

April 27, 2012
REP. WALKER NAMED CHILDREN'S CHAMPION
Rep. Toni Walker was chosen as a 2012 Children’s Champion by the CT Early Childhood Alliance. READ MORE

April 23, 2012
IMPROVING WESTVILLE WALKABILITY
Representative Toni Walker has sponsored legislation to improve walk-ability, safety and infrastructure in Westville Village. READ MORE

March 29, 2012
APPROPRIATIONS PANEL REVERSES HEALTH CUTS, TRANSIT FARE HIKES
Despite fiscal constraints, the Appropriations Committee restored funding Thursday for health care for the poor and the University of Connecticut Health Center, canceled a second wave of transit fare hikes and rejected several agency mergers sought by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's administration. READ MORE

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March 29, 2012
MID-TERM BUDGET CHANGES INCLUDE EDUCATION REFORM
Rep. Toni Walker and State Senator Toni N. Harp, co-chairs of the legislature’s Appropriations Committee, said the budget adjustment bill approved by their committee embraces the pillars of the public education reforms proposed by the Malloy administration. The bill was approved six days ahead of the committee’s deadline. READ MORE