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AHNA's Proposed By-Laws are on the Dec. 7 th agenda for vote by our members
AHNA's By-Laws were last updated in 2009 and the Board of Directors identified several areas in need of improvement. At the November 17
th BOD meeting of AHNA, the proposed By-Laws were adopted unanimously and approved for AHNA members to vote on. The reason for updating our By-Laws are summarized here:
Greetings to my friends and neighbors in Asylum Hill!
A New Challenge. A New Opportunity
By State Rep. Matt Ritter
I am pleased to share some exciting news.The Connecticut House Democrats have unanimously selected me as the next Speaker of the House of Representatives at the State Capitol.
Speaker of the House is a bipartisan office - the Speaker presides over the entire House - I will work with all members, Republicans and Democrats, as we deliberate and debate important issues over the next two years.
It was late in October on a Friday at about lunch time, that if you happened to be going down Farmington Ave, that you would have noticed the event above.
Since the end of July, Asylum Hill Congregational Church has been offering a free dinner to any and all neighbors in need, and they added in Thanksgiving with a traditional turkey dinner despite the rain.
Grace Lutheran Church has continued their nine-year tradition of Friday night dinners, now distributed to go, to 100 plus people each week.
Loaves & Fishes, Foodshare, Wheeler Clinic and Saint Joseph Cathedral among others continue their programs of providing food to those in need.