Rep. Labriola on WATR’s Talk of the Town

Rep. Labriola on WATR’s Talk of the Town

by jbazinet January 9, 2012

State Representative David Labriola recently joined WATR 1320 radio host Tom Hill and appeared on the long-running Talk of the Town morning show. Rep. Labriola went on the air to discuss the past year’s legislative session, including new laws that took effect on January 1st, the state budget and the upcoming session which begins February 8th. During the discussion Rep. Labriola

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Rep. Labriola to Discuss Legislative Session on WATR

by jbazinet January 4, 2012

State Representative David Labriola (R-131) will be a featured guest on WATR’s Talk of the Town this coming Friday morning, January 6th.

Rep. Labriola will be on the air with host Tom Hill starting at 11:30 a.m. on Waterbury’s WATR 1320 AM to discuss the past year’s legislative session, including new laws that took effect on January 1st, the state budget and the upcoming session which begins February 8th.

“I look forward to discussing the work the legislature did this past session and talking about some of the things I hope to accomplish during the upcoming session,” Rep Labriola said.

WATR’s Talk of the Town is one of Connecticut’s longest running local radio talk programs and airs each weekday with a fair-minded brand of topical talk for Central Connecticut.

Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!

by jbazinet December 23, 2011

I hope you all have a very happy holiday season and a great New Year in 2012.

Volunteer Bell Ringing Helps Community

by jbazinet December 14, 2011

On a clear, cool afternoon State Representatives David Labriola (R-131) and Rosa C. Rebimbas (R-70) volunteered their time and rang the Salvation Army bell outside the Naugatuck Wal Mart to raise money for the community this holiday season.

They collected donations in the red Salvation Army kettle and greeted shoppers and visitors outside outside the Naugatuck Wal-Mart on Wednesday, December 14th from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. During their shift hundreds of people made their way past the kettle to offer their support, say hello or drop spare change into the bucket.

Last year, during a similar hour of bell-ringing, Reps. Rebimbas and Labriola collected $121.63 which Wal-Mart matched with a dollar-for-dollar contribution to The Salvation Army that brought the total for the hour to $243.26.

Totals for this year’s collection have not yet been tabulated.

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