Dear friends and neighbors, It’s been months since the end of the 2021 legislative session, but little has changed since then in terms of our major needs and priorities. When the Legislature convened back in January, we faced potential economic catastrophe, spiking COVID-19 cases, political violence in D.C. and at home, and the uncertainty of a mostly remote session. At the same time, the pandemic brought longstanding needs into even clearer focus and urgency — and we responded with bold investments to make our communities stronger now and to provide long-term financial stability and resilience for generations to come. In a previous email update, I focused on our state’s most urgent need: the pandemic. Today I’d like to provide a roundup of ...