People who need people…or maybe puppies…are the luckiest people in the world This week at the Capitol there were some happy people! With the lockdown still in effect, our client the Connecticut Humane Society (CHS) held
Before we get into my weekly take on the week’s events at the Capitol, I’d be remiss if I didn’t share our thoughts on the passing of former House Republican Leader Bob Ward, who served Connecticut
April showers bring May flowers — and report cards! College campuses across the state are ready to issue final grades and diplomas for the 2020-2021 school year, and in the coming month high school students will
“Alright Chewie – get ready for lightspeed…PUNCH IT!” – Han Solo, Star Wars To many, this expression indicates the desire to increase speed or possibly escape some situation and get out of town fast. For Star
Who’s on first – What’s on second? That’s the question this week as the committee process rolls to an end. The annual arrival of the committee deadlines is the kick-off of the negotiating season at the
Tick tock, tick tock… As the work days get longer, time keeps flying by. The Connecticut legislature is 35 days away from adjourning the 2021 session. Most of the committees completed their work last week, with
Normal, ordinary or typical? As Connecticut looks ahead to spring and summer days, what are we hoping for? Normal, ordinary or typical? We can definitely all agree that going back to “normal” isn’t going to happen.
Can you believe it? The Capitol and Legislative Office Building have been shuttered for more than 381 days and it’s finally going to be open to the public! OOPS – HAPPY APRIL FOOLS DAY. KEEP READING
Spring has sprung, the grass has risen, wonder where the budget is? . With 50 days left in the 2021 session it sure is a slow process. This past week the Senate met on Wednesday to
“Olly Olly Oxen Free” – “Come out come out wherever you are”…or maybe not. . We’re all familiar with this catch phrase used in many games we played as children – hide and seek, capture the