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Sen. John Kissel in Windsor July 10 at Stop & Shop

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Sen. John A. Kissel will hold a "Senator on Your Sidewalk" event Tuesday, July 10 outside of Stop & Shop in Windsor at 1095 Kennedy Road.

 

From 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., Kissel will update taxpayers on the recently concluded legislative session and answer questions.

 

"Mark your calendars and stop by Stop & Shop," Kissel said.  "I am fighting for you at the State Capitol, pushing to lower taxes and to eliminate wasteful spending.  I want to hear from you."

 

Those who cannot attend may contact Kissel at John.A.Kissel@cga.ct.gov or at 800 842 1421.

 

 

 

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