[ad_1] I spent the day in Hartford meeting Democratic and Republican Representatives in the Connecticut Assembly. It was an extraordinary day. The Senate, in an historic move, voted unanimously to approve Richard A. Robinson as the first African-American Chief Justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court. I was introduced to the House of Representatives by Tom O’ Dea, my competitor in the race to represent the 125th District. We got a standing ovation. [ad_2] Source

[ad_1] Wilton’s Town Meeting. Paul Burnham and I voted on the Town budget and bond issues. Lots of discussion at the meeting. [ad_2] Source

[ad_1] Spoke at the Democratic Town Committee 2018 Spring Breakfast honoring Deborah McFadden and Paul Burnham as Democrats of the Year. I read their proclamations and also talked about my candidacy for State Representative. We also heard from Jeremy Stein from CT Against Gun Violence who outlined ongoing legislative efforts. [ad_2] Source

[ad_1] Attended Theater Night with the Wilton Congregational Church. We had dinner and then went to see West Side Story at the Wilton Playshop. It was a great evening of fellowship and the show was incredible. [ad_2] Source

[ad_1] Attended the New Canaan Advertiser Friday morning meeting. Excellent conversation! [ad_2] Source

[ad_1] Why We Need to Fundamentally Change the Way We Think About Gun Casualties Here are some simple things we can do to save lives. [ad_2] Source

[ad_1] I attended the Circle of Care Gala celebrating the move into their new office space in Wilton. I have been a fan of Circle of Care almost since it was founded. I am with the two founders, Liz Salguero and Dawn Ladenheim. Circle of Care supports children with cancer and their families from day of diagnosis through treatment and beyond, providing direct practical, emotional and financial support. Until no family has to hear the words, “your child has cancer,” Circle of Care will be there to support, guide, and provide inspiration to move forward – wherever the journey leads. […]

[ad_1] Tonight I attended ICT4 – Indivisible Connecticut 4: An evening of Action. The night was awesome because of the number of people, the issues they raised, and the opportunity to develop an understanding of the issues that are so important to Connecticut’s future. I was amazed at the number of people I already knew – and very happy to have so many people interested in my campaign. It was also great to have a moment to reconnect with Congressman Jim Himes. [ad_2] Source

[ad_1] Photos from Jim Himes for Congress’s postThank you ICT4 – Indivisible Connecticut 4 for having me at your Evening of Action event! Great to see friends and local residents, groups, leaders and activists come together to support change. Good to see Moms Demand Action – CT, CT Students for a Dream, Planned Parenthood of Southern New England and many more organizations working hard to make a difference around Connecticut. [ad_2] Source