Anthony Nolan

A final reminder that on Wednesday, Jan. 31 from 5:30-7pm, I will join the New London and Groton delegation for a pre-session legislative town hall at the Public Library of New London (63 Huntington St, New London). We will highlight past bills, discuss the upcoming legislative session, and talk about our legislative priorities and yours. I hope to see you there!

IMPORTANT OVERNIGHT SHELTER NEWS UPDATE IN NEW LONDON
Mayor Michael Passero For New London, working closely with Human Services Director Jeanne Milstein and our partners at the New London Homeless Hospitality Center, is pleased to announce they have located additional #overnightshelter space for those in need which will be under the direction, management, and supervision of the Homeless Hospitality Center.

On Monday we honor one of our nation’s most important visionaries and reflect on how his lessons and his story resonate today.

As we approach the weekend, let’s take a moment to reflect on and celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. His leadership led to the success of the civil rights movement, and his actions played a pivotal role in making progress toward racial equality.

Welcome to 2024, praying and wishing the better and best to come to you all. Have a wonderful New Year.

As we ring in the new year, there are some laws that become effective on January 1 that were passed during the 2023 legislative session addressing key issue areas including early voting, health and mental health, and online privacy and data protection.

From my family to yours, I want to take a moment to send my best wishes for the holiday season, and express that it is my sincere honor to represent you and work on issues that matter to our community and Connecticut.

Big thank you to the Christina Quaranta - Connecticut Justice Alliance Advisors for coming to the City of New London, Connecticut for the joint Justice and Safety For All Discussion. This showed to be a critical conversation to have. Thank you to our new Emergency Service Public Protection Commissioner Ronnel Higgens, Chief Brian Wright, Mayor Michael Passero, NL States Attorney Paul Narducci, Councilor Reona Dyess & Akil Peck BOE Member Bryan Doughty for joining circles of discussion with the great many that came out. This open discussion was amazing and as many said we can't wait to do part 2. Thank you all for helping make this a success.

Take a moment this week and reflect on the more than 2,400, U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, and Army service members and civilians killed during the unprovoked attack on December 7, 1941, in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.