John Santanella

I need your help - we need your help. 3,000 people - including children, senior citizens, and veterans - are on the verge of losing SNAP benefits, due to the federal government shutdown. On Saturday, November 1, I'm joining the Enfield Food Shelf in hosting an URGENT food drive to collect food for families who may now have to turn to the food bank for help. 

A new state online mapping tool helps residents and businesses to assess evolving property risks related to climate change such as flooding and wildfires.

Connecticut high school seniors with good grades can now earn automatic admission to several public and private colleges and universities through a new state initiative that makes applying to college easier.

About 90 measures passed during the 2025 legislative session take effect on October 1.

Connecticut’s Town Aid Road (TAR) grant program is growing, rising from $60 million to $80 million in the new state budget.

Of the nearly 3,000 people killed in the September 11, 2001, attacks, 161 had ties to Connecticut. On this solemn anniversary, we reflect on the tragic events of 9/11 and honor every life taken. Their loved ones are in our hearts on this difficult day.

If you know a beloved veteran who not only served our country but now continues to give back to our community, please consider nominating them for the Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame.

The Student Loan Reimbursement Program (SLRP) is now open and accepting applications, with expanded eligibility requirements, including a wider range of educational and volunteer experiences.