July 1, 2013

Rep. Rutigliano Hosts 1st Annual School Art Contest

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HARTFORD- Representative Dave Rutigliano (R-123) hosted his first annual Art Contest which was open to all Trumbull school students. Participants were to submit a drawing, painting, or sketch of their favorite Connecticut land mark.

“I want to thank all of those students who participated in the first annual contest,” said Rutigliano. “I was absolutely blown away by the level of talent and the quality of the submissions. Not only does my office in the capitol have a lot more color now, but the students were able to showcase their abilities, as well as explore subjects they wanted to learn more about.”

The winning students were presented with a citation that showcased their great work. The students include:

Anna Hepfer

Jasmine Abbott

Lauren Haslam

Isabel Andrezjewski

Eva Stelman

Akhila Chinepalli

Natalie Faivse

Claudia Soberal

Aidan Soberal

Sean Yu

“This would not have been possible without all the great teachers, principals, and staff who guided the students. We already are looking forward to seeing the artwork that we will receive next year – the Trumbull office is now the envy of the capitol,” said Rep. Rutigliano.

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