Posted on March 12, 2015
HARTFORD- In an effort to provide much needed relief to struggling families, State Rep. Cara Pavalock (R-Bristol) co-sponsored a bill exempting baby diapers from the state sales tax. The measure, House Bill 6595, An Act Exempting Baby Diapers from the Sales Tax, would exempt baby diapers from the 6.35% state sales tax. The bill passed […]
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Officials: Bristol Hospital would fail under Malloy budget Article as Appears in Bristol Press: Staff Writer, Michael Schroeder BRISTOL — Bristol Hospital could be a casualty if Gov. Danel Malloy’s proposed 2015-16 budget is passed, hospital President Kurt Barwis told legislators and corporators Wednesday morning. Under the plan, the hospital wouldn’t be able to make its […]
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Posted on March 12, 2015
The CT U.S. Small Business Association and the Women’s Business Centers of CT are sponsoring a competition at the University of Hartford to showcase the innovation and entrepreneurship of local women, March 2-16. The CT Innovate HER Challenge is nationwide competition searching for innovative products and services that can help impact and empower the lives […]
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Today, I cast a vote on behalf all of the ratepayers in Bristol and across the state who are beyond frustrated with their sky-high electricity See More
Pavement Marking Installations CTDOT is announcing pavement marking installations within the Greater Harford area starting on Sunday, April 6. This project consists of pavement marking See More
While my colleagues and I continue to propose ways to reduce Connecticut's outrageous energy costs, relief doesn't seem anywhere in sight! Ratepayers will be on See More
Yesterday I was a guest on The Talk of Connecticut with my former colleague Gary Byron. We discussed several of the bad bills being proposed See More
Today, I joined members of the Conservative Caucus to call on our colleagues in the legislature and others to denounce the violent attacks on Tesla See More
As taxpayers of Connecticut, you deserve an open, transparent, and accountable state government. Recent scandals involving CSCU Chancellor Terrence Cheng's excessive misspending of state funds, See More
