Matt Corey CT

It was great to visit the annual Taste of Lebanon Festival at Our Lady of Lebanon Church in Waterbury.
The food was outstanding, the dancers were spectacular, and most importantly, the people were warm and welcoming.
Thank you for your wonderful hospitality and for sharing such a special event with all of us.

Pet dumping is becoming a growing crisis in Connecticut.
Animal control officers and shelters across our state are being overwhelmed as more animals are abandoned and fewer are being adopted. The heartbreaking result is that healthy animals may face euthanasia simply because there is no room left.
We must encourage adoption and support shelters, rescue organizations, and foster programs that provide a safe place for these animals. Dumping a pet on the street, in a park, or on the side of a road is never the answer.
A compassionate society is judged by how it treats both its people and its animals. Connecticut can and must do better.
If you are considering adding a pet to your family, please consider adopting from a local shelter. You may save a life and gain a loyal friend for years to come.

Pet dumping is reaching a crisis point in CT. Some shelters may be forced to kill healthy dogs Hartford animal control officers said they are finding dogs dumped in parks and cemeteries on a nearly daily basis. To make matters worse, they are not being adopted fast enough.

It was wonderful visiting the Danbury Lebanese Festival and attending Sunday morning Mass.
As someone who is proud of my Lebanese heritage, it was especially meaningful to spend the day celebrating the rich culture, faith, traditions, and hospitality that make the Lebanese community so special. In Lebanon, a festival is called a Mahrajan, and this year's celebration truly lived up to that tradition.
I enjoyed meeting so many great people, sharing stories, and enjoying the incredible food, drink, and fellowship that bring families and communities together.
It was also an honor to share the vision of our next Governor of Connecticut, Ryan Fazio, and discuss the future of our state with so many engaged residents.
Thank you to everyone who welcomed us so warmly. It was a fantastic day celebrating faith, family, culture, and community.

Spent a great day with the next governor of Connecticut Ryan Fazio for Governor. I look forward to campaigning with Ryan over the next several months, but more importantly working with him to get Connecticut on the right track.

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