We are done. The 2012 legislative session was gaveled to a close at 6:45 PM last Saturday (5/5). Some of the chronological highlights of this long, busy (more…)

By the end of the week, things started to move along in the Senate and by Saturday (4/28), Conference Committees had been appointed in both branches (more…)

Last week, the House worked to put the finishing touches on a few lingering committee bills and quickly took up and addressed legislation that came (more…)

GMP-CVPS Merger – This ongoing saga continued last week, with little evidence that the controversy over the $21 million refund question would abate (more…)

Last week, there was limited activity on the House floor, with committees pushing hard to complete their review of the bills that are still in play. It’s not quite (more…)

Over the past week, the House tackled three significant pieces of legislation, and one of my bills made the final grade in the (more…)

There was a whirlwind of activity and some long hours on the House floor this past week. In all, we ended up giving final approval to 28 bills in Week 11 – an (more…)

There was a flurry of committee activity in Week 10, as Legislators got back to work after Town Meeting break. Friday (3/16) was “crossover day”; the (more…)

Tax Billing Confidentiality – This past December, the Town of Manchester fought the good fight before the Supreme Court and won a determination, stating (more…)

Some weeks are better than others under the golden dome, and for me, Week 8 was a very good week – with two of my initiatives (more…)