Gregg Haddad

This week, the legislature convened in a special session to take up several pressing issues, most notably approving $500 million to safeguard vital services like food assistance, health care, energy support, housing, and child care against possible federal cuts.

Late last week, I sent out an email regarding the current status of SNAP. On Friday, two federal judges ruled that at least some funding from the USDA emergency fund had to be released.

I can't believe I am sending out information in this newsletter on where people can get food. But this is life under the current leadership in Washington, D.C. 

Early voting has started and ends Sunday, Nov. 2.

I proudly attended the Mansfield Senior Center’s 50th Anniversary Celebration on Sept. 25.

The killing of Charlie Kirk is a reprehensible act that violates both the sanctity of human life and the principles of democratic society.

I wish all our Mansfield students, teachers, faculty, staff, and parents an enthusiastic welcome back to school!