Jaime Foster

A variety of new state laws that were passed by the Connecticut General Assembly during the 2024 legislative session went into effect on October 1.

This year, Connecticut's voters have options when it comes to voting. You can vote in person on Election Day, you can early vote, or you can vote absentee.

Remembering September 11, good news on the state's pension obligations, crumbling foundations meeting in Ellington, volunteers needed at Cornerstone in Vernon, an important safety message from East Windsor Police Department, a new Eagle Scout project at Arbor Park, upcoming events, and so much more in this update.

This Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from September 15 to October 15, is not just about celebrating culture - it's about honoring generations of resilience, creativity, and impact. From art to innovation, the Hispanic community continues to shape our world in powerful ways. Let’s uplift, honor, and keep making history together!

I have so much to share with you, including updates on crumbling foundations (and a meeting in a few weeks in Ellington), back-to-school information, fair season, and events galore.

Everyone must do their part to keep our children safe as they head back to classes. Once you familiarize yourself with the law, it becomes second nature just like other rules of the road.

One of the best ways to help protect our environment is to protect land from development by preserving it as open space for all residents to enjoy.

A new state program to help residents remove dangerous lead hazards, such as lead paint, from homes is accepting applications.