[ad_1] #Repost @nedlamont with @get_repost ・・・ ‪Today, Susan and I had the chance to speak to the group #203Action about the challenges we face in our state and the ways we can get Connecticut moving again. Our state legislative candidates — Stephanie Thomas, Ross Tartell, Laura Kostin, Lucy Dathan, and Matt Blumenthal — are all bringing incredible energy to the campaign. @votestephaniethomas @rosstartell @dathanlucy @matt.blumenthal [ad_2] Source

[ad_1] A hot but great day for Wilton’s Annual July 4th Republicans Vs. Democrats Softball Game 🇺🇸 ⚾️ @ Wilton High School [ad_2] Source

[ad_1] Photos from Jim Himes for Congress’s postBeautiful Independence Day playing in the annual Democrats vs Republicans baseball game. We celebrate our independence and freedom together and we thank those served and sacrificed. Happy Fourth 🇺🇸 [ad_2] Source

[ad_1] Went to the Wilton 4th of July Freedom Run sponsored by Wilton Parks and Recreation. Great event and I fully support the “Back the Track” effort to replace the WHS track. [ad_2] Source

[ad_1] While running on the NRVT – I met up with Wilton friends who are members of P.E.O. “Philanthropic Educational Organization.” Then participated, along with Wilton friends in the Families Belong Together Rally in Greenwich. The day was all about children and families. [ad_2] Source

[ad_1] Excited and honored to see my letter in Newcanaanite.com, in which I look forward to the July 4th holiday while remembering my experience this past Memorial Day. Letter: Another Reason To Run for Elected Office, Found on Memorial Day in New Canaan Dear Editor, Preparing to celebrate the 4th of July to honor the signing of the Declaration of Independence has offered me an opportunity to pause and reflect on our great nation and its most important holidays dedicated to the sacrifice of the veterans who have enabled us to continue to live in fre… [ad_2] Source

[ad_1] “It will take food out of the mouths of children in Connecticut and across the nation,” – Shannon Yearwood, End Hunger Connecticut! U.S. House bill cuts thousands from Connecticut’s free school lunch program WASHINGTON – The U.S. House on Thursday narrowly approved a massive farm bill that would cut thousands of children from free school meals in Connecticut. That bill, opposed by every House Democrat, would curb eligibility for food stamps, too. [ad_2] Source

[ad_1] Proud of my fellow Fairfield County residents who came together to stand for what’s right: keeping families together.[fb_vid id=”2055554867796316″]Rally to keep families together! [ad_2] Source

[ad_1] What a day! 4.7 miles on the Norwalk River Trail, another 45 houses in 90 degree heat and then the Wilton historical Society Annual meeting. Karen is now back on the Board of Trustees. [ad_2] Source

[ad_1] What a day – knocked on over 45 doors today in 90 degree heat – had some “hot” conversations with voters! Then I went to a coffee in support of Will Haskell. Will really knows how to talk to the issues. [ad_2] Source