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An Important Message
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.
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Rollin' with Rep. Nolan - United Community and Family Services
On this week's Rollin' with Rep. Nolan, I was joined by Jennifer Granger, president and CEO, and Pam Kinder, vice president of business development, from the United Community and Family Services UCFS Healthcare City of New London, Connecticut at 351 N Frontage Rd #24.
The goal of UCFS is to eliminate health disparities in the community and provide services primarily to those who are low income. Services they offer include primary medical and dental services, community-based behavioral health services, and an elder care program.
Throughout our conversation, I was happy to hear how dedicated this organization is to providing accessible care to ALL residents. Thank you to Jennifer and Pam for joining the show!
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Good news Connecticut - Significant Unemployment Rate Drop & New High Job Gains
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Sailfest New London
A few photos of Sunday's Sailfest New London. The sun was great, the food was good and the music had great vibes. Thank you to all the volunteers and staff that made this a great weekend.
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India helped the Puerto Rican women’s national team to history in Tokyo in 2021 when they qualified for the games for the first time. India continues to show love and spend time with peers and children in our community every time she returns. Thank you India We are so proud of you representing our community and Puerto Rico on the world stage.
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256 Black Sailors Exonerated
The U.S. Navy has exonerated 256 Black sailors who were found to be unjustly punished in 1944 following a horrific port explosion that killed hundreds of service members and exposed racist double standards among the then-segregated ranks.
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Eversource, Ørsted, and the Connecticut State Building Trades Training Institute Pre-Apprenticeship Training Program
Eversource, Ørsted, and the Connecticut State Building Trades Training Institute are collaborating on a pre-apprenticeship training program to support clean energy investments.
Fifteen City of New London, Connecticut New London area students will participate in the upcoming cohort where they will undergo pre-apprenticeship training for union construction careers by skilled union instructions.
Eversource and Ørsted have committed $150,000 to the program through the Revolution Wind project.
Funding will support costs for the instructors, as well as stipends, transportation, and housing.
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Shoutout to United Way of CT and Others!
Congratulations United Way of Connecticut for receiving an official citation from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and SAMHSA for your exemplary work to provide the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline in CT. Our crisis team's performance consistently ranks among the top five in the nation.
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Short Stuff Personalized Ink
I happen to come across a New Business in the City of New London, Connecticut 573 Bank street "Short Stuff Personalized Ink". They design shirts, mugs, jerseys, sweatshirts and more. Great little gift shop. Stop by when you get a chance.
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Hispanic Alliance BRILLA Closing Ceremony
This week I was glad to join the Hispanic Alliance for the Brilla closing ceremony. The young ladies traveled to several agencies & corporations getting educated in in regards to and understanding different career opportunities after they graduate.
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Artist Marvin Espy Grand Opening
Glad to stop by the Lyman Allyn Art Museum for the grand opening & reception with Marvin Espy Artist. Marvin has a fine also has a fine arts studio downtown New London 308 State Street NL. Congratulations Marvin on such a great opening. |
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Medicine Making and Pay-What-You-Can Produce Table
Come out tomorrow for our medicine-making workshop AND pay-what-you-can produce table! The weather is going to be lovely!
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Access Matters. Representation Matters. Marvin Espy Artist Gallery
Join us Sunday July 21, 2024 from 2PM - 3:30PM for a transformative community discussion at the esteemed art gallery of Marvin Espy, where we will strategize, collaborate, and cultivate pathways to enhance access for people of color and marginalized communities in the realm of art, commerce, and entrepreneurship.
Led by Marvin Espy, we will explore innovative solutions, actionable items, and leverage our collective talents and resources to amplify voices that are often overlooked. Join us to inspire change, cultivate inclusivity, and empower meaningful progress together.
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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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