Maria Horn

This is my State Capitol update for the week of September 15.

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This is my State Capitol update for the week of September 8.

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This is my State Capitol update for the week of August 29.

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This is my State Capitol update for the week of August 24.

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This is my State Capitol update for the week of August 18.

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Apparently, yesterday was National Connecticut Day – I’m not sure what the traditional means of celebrating the occasion is, but I honored it by making the rounds of the 64th district in the last week, including a 4-H fair, a sidewalk sale, a couple of library events, and a crafts fair, among others.

Having just returned from my annual family get together in New Hampshire, which involved a lot of kayaking, hiking, cooking, and talking, followed by a reunion dinner with 7 of my closest colleagues from my days as a federal prosecutor (there is certainly a lot of news to chew on among that group) I don’t have much other news to report, but the weekend ahead is packed full of local events at which I expect to catch up!

As I was getting ready to leave this morning for a family trip to New Hampshire, one of the items on my to-do list was to some harvesting from my vegetable garden: some to take with me, and some (including a LOT of green beans – I always plant too many) to find local homes for.