Public Hearings –
America Asks Congress: A CNN Town Hall –
Monthly Meet-Ups – Candidate Recruitment Event – Hands Off Rallies
Region 14 Budget Presentation – Food Drive
The CT Firewall with Attorney General Tong
Informational Session on Boards and Commissions

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A CNN TOWN HALL:

AMERICANS ASK CONGRESS

THURSDAY, APRIL 10TH

WASHINGTON, DC

9 PM ET

CNN will host a Live Town Hall with four members of Congress representing battleground districts: 
Representative Mike Lawler (R-New York), Representative Ryan Mackenzie (R-Pennsylvania),
Representative Jahana Hayes (D-Connecticut), and Representative Derek Tran (D-California)

The “American Asks Congress” town hall will be moderated by CNN Anchors 
Jake Tapper and Kaitlan Collins on Thursday, April 10, at 9 PM ET from Washington, DC.  

The group of lawmakers will take questions from a live and virtual studio audience comprised of
Republicans, Democrats, and Independents, including constituents from each of the member’s districts on
a wide array of topics the nation is focused on, including the economy,
the second Trump administration, the state of the Democratic party, and more.  
If you are interested in submitting questions and being a part of this town hall, please use the link below.

SUBMIT QUESTIONS HERE

PLEASE NOTE: The form does not automatically register you for the event nor guarantee you a seat. 
A limited number of seats are available.  Invitees will be notified by email with further details.



The Woodbury Democratic Town Committee will hold a Region 14 Budget 
presentation via Zoom by Superintendent Brian Murphy on:

Wednesday, April 9 @ 7 PM

Please register in advance for this meeting at:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/gd_DJ3UlR0CeQunfu8al1A
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing 
information about joining the meeting.


Take Action With Hands Off!
Check out how you can get involved.


We are deeply grateful for all who showed up and contributed to the Food Drive.

Thanks to the generosity of our Woodbury neighbors, 14 carts of food and over $650 in cash,
checks, and gift cards were donated to the Woodbury Food Bank.


If the current political landscape makes you feel rattled, uncertain, and isolated,
know you are not alone.

Staying connected and informed is crucial, especially during times of chaos and confusion.

Let’s come together and build a supportive and strong community.

Beginning Friday, January 31st, we will launch our
Monthly Meet-Up at 04:30 p.m. at the Woodbury Brewing Co.
738 Main St. South, Woodbury

We’ll meet on the last Friday of every month to share our thoughts, ask questions, and gain the clarity and support we need to get through this.

Looking forward to seeing you there.


Have you ever wondered how things get done in a small town?
Did you ever feel inclined to serve on boards and commissions but didn’t
know how to go about it?

Join us on

Saturday, February 1, 2025
10:00 – 12:00 NOON at the
Woodbury Firehouse on Quassuk Road.

You can ask questions, gain clarity about what each board and commission does,
and learn

  • About the role of volunteers like you on Woodbury‘s boards and commissions,
  • The distinction between elected and appointed boards, and
  • Which board or commission might be the right one for you to join.

Join the Connecticut Democratic Asian American caucus as we welcome Attorney General Tong to a very special conversation about how Connecticut is prepared and ready for the incoming administration.

All are welcome as we discuss the impact
of national versus state-level laws. 

Thursday, January 23rd
07:00 PM EST
via Zoom

Follow this link to sign up.


Join Us