Joseph P. Gresko

Last year the Legislature created Passport to Parks in an effort to provide you with easier access to CT’s treasures and provide a revenue source for our woefully underfunded parks.

I joined students and teachers for Read Across America Day at Franklin School in Stratford.

I believe every student in Connecticut should have the opportunity to get a college education without worrying how to afford it.

Connecticut is home to a wide variety of products we can all be proud of – and that’s why we passed a bill last year requiring the Department of Economic and Community Development to create a “Connecticut Made” logo as an attractive marketing tool.

The State Bond Commission approved a $1.5 million to help alleviate traffic congestion and improve safety near the entrance of Sikorsky Aircraft.

I am pleased to announce the launching of Passport to Parks Program, a new initiative that will support services at our local state parks while allowing free access to Connecticut residents and their families.

I reached out to the federal Bureau of Ocean Energy Management...urging them to reconsider the possibility of leasing, developing, and producing oil and gas from the Atlantic Ocean.

Many thanks to the Stratford residents who donated to the South End Community Center pantry.