Susan Johnson

I recently spoke with Governor Ned Lamont about Windham's boost in education, municipal aid, and early childhood funding. Time is running out to buy tickets to the 55th Shaboo Reunion Festival.

The feds invested millions to transform rural health care across our state. Connecticut Sales Tax Free Week returns Aug. 16-22.

Primary elections will take place on Tuesday, August 11, and early voting is underway. We learned about the exciting plans to preserve the historic Windham Inn on my weekly radio show.

The state is making another historic investment to help individuals and families afford high-quality child care. The Connecticut Early Childhood Education Endowment now contains more than $700 million in surplus funding.

A new federal law is changing eligibility and work requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. And, free meals are available to all children this summer.

Windham commemorated the 250th anniversary of American independence with several events including the Boom Box Parade and Windham Celebreates America 250, which brought history to life through historical reenactors, a Revolutionary War encampment, and much more.

The Boom Box Parade, one of Connecticut's most unique and cherished Fourth of July traditions, will return on July 4 with a unique America 250 celebration in Windham.

Families across Connecticut are receiving extra help putting food on the table while school is not in session. We celebrated the launch of Connecticut's first comprehensive mobile opioid treatment program.