State Sen. Thomas Colapietro, of Bristol, received the Democratic nomination for State Senate Monday night. A moderate crowd filled Bristol Town Council Chambers as 36 delegates made their unanimous decision.

State Sen. Thomas A. Colapietro, co-chairman of the General Assembly’s General Law Committee, held a news conference March 12 with Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, Sen. Edith G.

State Sen. Thomas A. Colapietro), co-chairman of the General Assembly’s General Law Committee, and Senator Edith G.

A Plainville business was visited Friday, Oct. 31 by two state senators, Gary D. LeBeau, representing East Hartford, and Thomas A. Colapietro, who represents Bristol and Plainville. The two men visited AllerQuest, a Connecticut Small Business Incubator Program success story. Dr.

A health fair focusing on the older population and veterans will be held Wednesday, Aug. 26, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Bristol Eastern High School, 632 King St., Bristol.

Criminals who commit identity theft in Connecticut will now face tougher penalties and provide restitution to their victims through the sale of their illegally gained assets. These changes to existing statutes come about thanks to a bill supported by General Law Committee Chairman Sen. Thomas Colapietro (D-Bristol) and signed into law by Gov. M. Jodi Rell this week.

At a ceremony in New Haven on Oct. 2, the Connecticut Police Chiefs Association named state state Sen. Thomas A. Colapietro their "Legislator of the Year" for his support of legislation designed to curb the theft of metal in Connecticut.