North Haven Girl Scouts Celebrate 113 Years with Community Engagement and Exciting Events
For those interested in joining Girl Scouts or learning more about volunteer opportunities, please visit GSofCT.org and click on “Join Us.”
(L-R) Sen. Chris Murphy, Greg Amodio, Mike Schill and Quinnipiac President Judy Olian
Quinnipiac University to host, ‘The Way Forward: The Future of College Athletics,’ with U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy on April 6
Murphy, Amodio and Schill, who also serves as chair of the Pac-12 CEO Group, will discuss the impact of the Supreme Court’s decision in the National Collegiate Athletic Association vs. Shawne Alston et al case.
Quinnipiac University to host Connecticut Manufacturing, Engineering and Technology Career Fair on April 5
The fair, which is free and open to the public, will be held at the People’s United Center, 305 Sherman Ave.
Sen. Cicarella Votes in Support of Bill to Suspend Connecticut Gas Tax
Bill Suspends Gasoline Excise Tax April 1 to June 30; Includes a One-Week Sales Tax Holiday on Clothes in April and Suspends Bus Fares on CTtransit.
State Sen. Paul Cicarella (R-North Haven)
State Senator Paul Cicarella, Announces Candidacy for reelection to the State Senate – 34th District
State Sen. Paul Cicarella (R-North Haven) has announced he will seek a second term in the 34th State Senate District and looks forward to continuing to be the voice for families in the district.
(from left to right) Dept. of Motor Vehicles Deputy Commissioner Tony Guerrera, Sen. Cicarella, local Veterans (center), Dept. of Veterans’ Affairs Commissioner Thomas Saadi and Dept. of Motor Vehicles Commissioner Sibongile Magubane at the press conference to announce conflict-specific license plates for Veterans in Rocky Hill on Mar. 18, 2022.
Sen. Cicarella Joins Local Veterans, State Officials to Unveil Conflict-Specific License Plates for Veterans
These plates are offered in addition to the standard Connecticut license plate for Veterans and are available exclusively for Veterans who served during these specific periods of war and those who received campaign medals.
Quinnipiac University School of Law to host “Topics in American Legal History” symposium March 25
This virtual symposium, which will feature presentations by five distinguished scholars, is free and open to the public.
Senator Paul Cicarella joins Senate and House Republicans outside of the Legislative Office Building in Hartford to call for immediate legislative action to reduce the cost of gas for Connecticut families.
Sen. Cicarella, CT Senate & House Republicans Call for Suspending State Gas Tax
Demand CT Delegation Push for Federal Gas Tax Cut
State Rep. Dave Yaccarino Celebrates Read Across America at Ridge Road School
The annual tradition, promoted by the National Education Association (NEA), began in 1998 as a way to promote childhood literacy and celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday.
Quinnipiac University Announces Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum Collection Will Remain in Connecticut and Intact as it Moves to Fairfield
University will partner with the Gaelic-American Club of Fairfield for display of the collection, assuring a sustainable future and broad visibility for the collection.
Cheryl Cartier, manager of the Quinnipiac University bookstore, organized a collection drive to benefit about 50 Hamden residents who were displaced by a fire at a Hamden apartment complex.
Quinnipiac University is doing its part to help the victims of a Valentine’s Day fire in Hamden.
The donations will benefit the at least 50 people forced from their homes when a fire tore through an apartment complex.
State Sen. Paul Cicarella outlines Senate Republicans’ measures for ‘A Better Way to a More Prosperous CT’ today at the State Capitol in Hartford.
Sen. Cicarella, CT Senate Republican Leaders Share ‘A Better Way to a Prosperous CT’
Details measures to connect youth, Veterans with well-paying careers.
The Quinnipiac Law Review to present virtual symposium, ‘History of the Connecticut Constitution,’ on March 4
Opening remarks start at 10:30 a.m. followed by three sessions. Session I, titled, “History of the Connecticut Constitution,” will run from 10:45-11:45 a.m. and feature Judge Jon Blue and Judge Henry Cohn.