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Rep Tony Hwang supports Housatonic Community College Foundation Scholarship Gala
State Representative Tony Hwang was on hand Saturday, November 19th, at Housatonic Community College (HCC) as the college held their 3rd annual Alumni Hall of Fame Fundraising Gala. The event was held on the campus in HCC’s Beacon Hall to raise funds to support scholarships awarded by the HCC Foundation to eligible students.
The Black-Tie event welcomed 3 distinguished HCC alumni to the school’s Hall of Fame and featured actor/writer Chazz Palminteri. Mr. Palminteri is an American actor and writer, best known for his performances on television in The Usual Suspects, A Bronx Tale, Modern Family and Rizzoli & Isles. His film career included Academy Award nominated role for Best Supporting Actor in “Bullets Over Broadway”. Mr. Palminteri wrote and acted in the semi-autographical film “A Bronx Tale” with Robert DeNiro.
Rep. Tony Hwang Supports Veterans’ Support Center
Rep Tony Hwang and Bridgeport Mayor Bill Finch accompanied by federal, state and local veterans affairs officials officially opened the first of its kind Veterans Support Center. The Center will support Veterans throughout Fairfield County by consolidating federal, state and local veteran services in one location. The Center will also provide daily shuttle buses transporting Veterans to the West Haven VA Hospital as well. Soldiers back from Iraq, or any other veterans can stop by the center. Officials stationed at the center will help vets get job training, search for housing, and connect them to mental health resources.
Rep. Hwang Visits Trumbull Chamber of Commerce
On December 15, State Representative Tony Hwang visited with the Trumbull Chamber of Commerce at their annual Holiday Breakfast, and discussed their great work in the community as well as their strides in job creation.
Photo above: Rep. Tony Hwang; Vincenzo Fini, Weinstein & Anastasio, P.C. (Treasurer); Kathi Eigenrauch, TD Bank Financial Group (President); Karen DelVecchio, Trumbull Chamber of Commerce (Executive Director); David Galla, People’s United Bank (Vice President).
Photo below: Michael Ward (Trumbull BOE); Rep. Tony Hwang; Susan Horton (Trumbull Librarian); Beryl Kaufman (CACLD); Rosemary Seaman (Trumbull BOE) John Annick (CableTV Advisory).
Rep. Tony Hwang Highlights National Adoption Day and the Diverse Face of America

Rep. Tony Hwang with Ray Cagganello and his wife Kelley, and their daughters Jia, Brooke, Kameron and Grayce, at the State Capitol.
Opinion from Rep. Tony Hwang
The Connecticut State Capitol’s Hall of the Flags looked even more resplendent than usual, lined with American and State flags to proclaim a momentous occasion. And on a warm Friday afternoon in November, the American Dream came closer to the immigrant children and the new families that accepted them with open doors and warm hearts.
I was pleased and honored to be asked to participate in a tremendous and moving ceremony held last month at the CT State Capitol in honor of National Adoption Day. At this event the parents of adopted children, many from nations all over the world, were honored and recognized for their loving generosity of sharing, with the citizenship of these former foster children confirmed.
National Adoption Day, recognized on the third Saturday of November, was initiated in the year 2000 by the Alliance for Children’s Rights and has grown over the ensuing decade to be celebrated nationwide, with over 35,000 children having their adoptions finalized on that day. The Connecticut ceremony was sponsored by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Governor Dannel Malloy and Secretary of the State Denise Merrill were also on hand to extend their congratulations to those in attendance.




