1. What do you believe is the single most important issue facing Easton voters and why?
The first item on my agenda is stabilizing our health care relief system. As of Oct. 14, Connecticut has had over 60,000 cases of COVID-19, with over 4,500 resulting in death. In Fairfield Continue reading “What Matters Most to Easton: Jim Himes Responds”
(Response to Shaban’s Call for Leadership Is a Little Late, Aug. 19, 2020)
I write to reply to the letter criticizing John Shaban’s article questioning the lack of state and local leadership during the recent storm.
Sadly, Hughes tries to excuse her absence before and during Continue reading “Letter: Shaban Led, Hughes Blamed”
Timing was the crucial question for Easton’s two state legislators, as they voted on police reform in the special session of the Connecticut General Assembly that convened last July 24 and adjourned July 29.
The state House and Senate Continue reading “Police Reform: Too Rushed or Too Delayed?”
The Connecticut General Assembly closed its special session this week having adopted four pieces of legislation, three with bi-partisan support and one with a vote along party lines in favor of the Democratic majority in both the state House of Representatives and the state Senate. Continue reading “Special Session Bills Passed, Easton Delegation Agrees/Disagrees”
FAIRFIELD, CT – On Tuesday evening, Michelle McCabe secured the Democratic nomination for the 28th State Senate District representing Easton, Fairfield, Newtown, Weston, and Westport.
State Rep. Anne Hughes kicked off her re-election bid for the 135th District of Easton, Weston and Redding at Silverman’s Farm in Easton. The Easton Democrat is seeking her second term in office.
Governor Ned Lamont, State Senator Will Haskell, State Rep. Cristin McCarthy-Vahey, Continue reading “Hughes Kicks off Re-Election Campaign”
