Posted on May 17, 2024
It was important to co-sponsor Public Act 24-27, An Act Establishing a Fallen Officer Fund and Providing Health Insurance Coverage to Survivors of a Police Officer Killed in the Line of Duty. I believe it is very fitting that this piece of legislation was signed during Police Week 2024. Our men and women of law […]
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Posted on May 3, 2024
HARTFORD – State Representative Irene Haines (R-34) announced that she will be holding a Legislative Town Hall Meeting in East Haddam on Saturday, June 1st, at the East Haddam Grange Hall. You are encouraged to attend and discuss the 2024 Connecticut Legislative Session, as well as address any East Haddam or state issue that matter to […]
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Posted on April 30, 2024
HARTFORD—House Republicans are blasting majority party Democrats for their indifference to the scourge of drugged driving after they opposed Republican legislation aimed at making Connecticut’s roadways and communities safer. During debate on H.B. 5500 on Monday evening, House Republicans reminded Democrats of the crisis on Connecticut’s roadways—wrong way driving, in particular. While Democrats have trained […]
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Let’s stop pitting towns against each other in our beautiful state! These mandates and funding restrictions make it impossible for small towns like ours to See More
13-year-old Waylon Page reached out to me about his bleeding disorder—something he and his family only discovered during a routine tonsil surgery. His story highlights See More
My mother is my biggest icon in my life, and unfortunately, I miss her. I miss her very much, but she was a woman ahead See More
I had a wonderful time celebrating #ReadAcrossAmerica Day at Salem Elementary School, reading to an enthusiastic group of second graders! Reading is essential to a See More
🚨Hearing Alert: Testify to Lower Your Energy Costs 🚨 On Thursday, March 6th, you're invited to speak up about the high cost of energy. Earlier See More
✨ Marian Anderson made history when she sang at the Lincoln Memorial in 1939 after being denied a stage due to segregation. Her resilience led See More
