Susan Johnson

The state’s severe cold weather protocol is in effect now through Saturday at noon. I spoke with the president of Windham/Willimantic branch of the NAACP about the organization's role in raising awareness of racial discrimination and civil rights violations.

The CT Dept. of Agriculture is encouraging farmers to take a survey on weather-related losses in 2023 and 2024. The results will help determine how much funding we will request from the feds.

You have a unique opportunity to help determine if our community needs a freestanding birthing center. On Monday, the nation will celebrate and honor the life of civil rights activist Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

I am beyond grateful to serve once again as your state representative as we kick off the 2025 legislative session in Hartford. There are several resources to follow the action at the Capitol and get involved. Also, Walmart is offering free check-ups on Saturday around the state.

Starting January 1, Connecticut residents will be able to apply for the state's new student loan reimbursement program.

A co-owner of Windham's brand-new Mofongo restaurant in Windham promoted his business on my weekly radio show. The state is pouring in $200,000 into Windham to revitalize a huge vacant building downtown.

I would like to wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving! The Willimantic community is coming together to spotlight locally owned businesses for Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, and beyond.

There will be a pair of toy collection drives around town on Saturday, December 7 for Windham children and families in need.