Matt Blumenthal

Stamford will receive $5 million from the federal government for upgrades to Cummings Park and West Beach.

Many constituents received a polling-location postcard in the mail from the Stamford Registrars with erroneous information about polling locations.

Stamford will receive approximately $7.7 million in state funding to finish planned upgrades at Mill River Park.

The state is preparing for the upcoming November election, which will include a ballot question asking voters to permit absentee voting for all. I recently dug deeper into this measure on Channel 8's “This Week in Connecticut."

College students have until November 1 to apply for the Legislative Internship Program. It provides hands-on experience with lawmakers, the legislative process, policy-making, and much more.

Voters should support a constitutional amendment on the ballot in November that would allow every eligible voter who wishes to vote absentee.

Several state agencies are offering a lifeline, and federal resources are coming to Connecticut to help cleanup, rebuild, and recover from last month's historic floods.

I am disappointed the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority did not reconsider the recent utility rate increase.