June 17, 2013
REP. RITTER APPLAUDS FUNDING OF O’NEILL THEATER EXPANSION
Rep. Betsy Ritter praised her colleagues in the legislature and Gov. Dannel P. Malloy on Monday for supporting a proposed $3 million state grant to help pay for a major expansion project planned by the internationally known Eugene O’Neill Memorial Theater Center in Waterford. READ MORE

April 29, 2013
PATCH EDITORIAL PRAISES REP. BETSY RITTER
Citing her dedicated and level-headed leadership, an editorial for patch.com says Rep. Betsy Ritter of Waterford is one of the six greatest leaders in Waterford. READ THE WATERFORD PATCH ARTICLE

April 20, 2013
REP. RITTER HELPS CUT RIBBON ON NEW WATERFORD HIGH
Rep. Betsy Ritter joined with students, town and state officials April 20, 2013, to cut the ribbon on the new Waterford High School. READ MORE

April 19, 2013
REP. RITTER SAYS KEEP LETTERS COMING ON ELECTRIC GENERATION TAX
Rep. Betsy Ritter joins Dominion officials in urging residents and business owners to keep the pressure on state lawmakers and Gov. Dannel Malloy to let a temporary tax on the Millstone Power Station expire June 30. Ritter says that the issue probably won’t be resolved until June and that voters and businesses should keep sending letters to lawmakers. READ THE DAY NEWS ARTICLE

April 1, 2013
MEMO TO CONNECTICUT: YOUR ELECTRICITY TAX IS UNFAIR
In a joint letter to Connecticut officials, Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley and her Rhode Island counterpart, Attorney General Peter Kilmartin, say that the Nutmeg State’s electricity generation tax is inappropriately raising rates for their constituents in their states and have asked for its repeal.
READ THE WATERFORD PATCH ARTICLE

March 29, 2013
MALLOY UNDECIDED ON END-OF-LIFE ISSUE
Betsy Ritter, a chief proponent of the bill, said lawmakers are trying to tighten some of the bill's language, such as how and when a patient ... READ MORE

March 28, 2013
SOUTHEASTERN LEGISLATORS FUME: PFIZER DECIDES TO DEMOLISH COMPLEX
A decision announced Wednesday by Pfizer Inc. to demolish its Building 118 complex in Groton brought cries of outrage from legislators in southeastern Connecticut who said there are alternatives available for developing the property that would help the region while meeting Pfizer’s goals. READ MORE

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