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State Representative Anne Ruwet

Anne Ruwet
State Representative

325 Clearview Avenue, Torrington 06790
Residence: 860-496-1766
Capitol: 860-240-8700

Education: Bachelor of Science, Applied Behavioral Science

Occupation: Administrator

Public Service: Torrington City Council

Legislative Service: State House of Representatives 2003, 2005, 2007

Committees: Children, Education, Finance

Anne L. Ruwet was reelected in November 2006 as a member of the Connecticut House of Representatives from the 65^th Assembly District in Torrington. She is serving her third term in the state legislature. Rep. Ruwet previously served as a member of the Torrington City Council... [Full Biography] (PDF/13kb)

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Representative Ruwet receives the Legislator of the Year award from a representative of the Connecticut Farm Bureau.

(Above and below) At the Connecticut Farm Bureau's 88th Annual Meeting in November, State Rep. Anne Ruwet (R-Torrington) received the CT Farm Bureau's 2007 Legislator of the Year award for her commitment to Connecticut agriculture and farmers. During her time in office, Rep. Ruwet has been a consistent supporter of initiatives that enhance the viability of Connecticut agriculture, preserve farmland and strengthen the state's investment in farming.

Representative Ruwet speaks before the Connecticut Farm Bureau after accepting the group's Legislator of the Year award.

They are standing together in the Atrium of the LOB.

Rep. Ruwet greets more third graders from Torringford Elementary School during their visit to the state Capitol, June 13, 2007.

Rep. Ruwet greets more of the third graders from Torringford Elementary School during their visit to the state Capitol, June 13, 2007.

They are standing together in fornt of the dias in the House Chamber.
Rep. Ruwet greets more third graders from Torringford Elementary School during their visit to the state Capitol, June 13, 2007.

The group is standing in fron of the dias in the House Chamber.
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Rep. Ruwet greets the third graders from Torringford Elementary School during their visit to the state Capitol, June 13, 2007.

The group is standing together in front of the dias in the House Chamber.

The two Representatives are standing and facing Lou and are in front of the display.
Representatives Giegler and Ruwet (left to right) speak with Lou Beres of the Siemon Company at the Connecticut Business & Industry Association Manufacturing and Technology Day at the State Capitol Wednesday, May 16, 2007.

The two are standing side by side in the House Chamber.
Rep. Ruwet welcomes son Dustin to the House Chamber for a visit on May 8, 2007.

The gorup is standing on the dias.
Rep. Ruwet stands to the left of Speaker Jim Amann as members of the ROTC are honored, April 25, 2007.

Pictured with Rep. Anne Ruwet are members of the Torrington Early Childhood Collaborative, from left to right: Michelle Anderson, Lucille Fines, Mary Cecchinato, Rep. Anne Ruwet, Tracy Morales-Gabelmann, Marcy Fenn and Donna Labbe.
State Rep. Anne Ruwet (R-Torrington), as the ranking member of the legislature’s Select Committee on Children, took part in an informational forum at the Legislative Office Building in Hartford on Thursday, April 19. The forum focused on the Juan F. Consent Decree Exit Plan. Prior to DCF and the Child Advocate reports, a presentation was provided by the Torrington Early Childhood Collaborative team.

Rosemary is explaining her project to Rep. Ruwet who is standing facing Rosemary.
Rosemary Day explains her invention, "Hollow Dowel"to rep. Anne Ruwet as a part of the festivities for the Invention Convention at the Capitol. The event is designed to salute the creative minds of our youth in CT . 4/11/2007

The two women are standing together in fornt of Morgan's display.
Representative Anne Ruwet stands with Morgan Thulin of Torrington with her invention, "The Banana Peeler", which makes peeling a banana a breeze. Morgan is part of the Invention Convention at the Capitol.4/11/2007

The three of them are standing together in front of Nick's display.
Rep. Ruwet stands with two of the young inventors from Torrington Middle School at the state Capitol for the Invention Convention on April 11th. Nick Roberts (left) showed off his Phantom Puck invention while Francesco Chiaravalloti (right)showed off his Hot Box invention.

Rep. Ruwet and Nicholas are standing side by side in front of her invention and she is lietening to him explain his invention.

Nicholas Chiravolo proudly explains to Rep. Ruwet how his invention works at the Invention Convention held at the state Capitol on
April 11, 2007.

Bridget is demonstrating her invention to Rep Ruwet.
Bridget Bertoldi of Torrington Middle School explains her invention, The Woodwind Cleaner, to Rep. Ruwet as part of the Invention Convention at the Capitol,
April 11, 2007.

Rep. Ruwet is standing next to Chrissy and listening to her in fornt of Chrissy's display.
Rep. Ruwet listens as Chrissy Keywan of Torrington Middle School explains her invention at the Invention Convention at the state Capitol on April 11, 2007.

The three people are standing together before the press conference.
Rep. Ruwet is joined by former football great Jim Brown and Rep. Betty Boukus at a press conference pledging $1 million in state funding for the New England Amer-I-Can program, a human development organization Brown founded.

The two are standing side by side.
Rep. Ruwet poses with TJ Zapulla, President of the Litchfield Board of Realtors as issues of concern for realtors are discussed during Realtors'Day at the capitol, March 22, 2007.

She is standing and speaking into a microphone.
Rep. Ruwet addresses the assembly for an introduction of Chamber guests, Feb 7, 2007.

The two are standing side by side.
Rep. Ruwet takes a moment to pose with her son, Ryan Bingham, during a break in Session, February 7, 2007.

The two are standing and waiting.
Rep. Ruwet stands as the roll is called before her oath is taken. Rep. Miller (R-Shelton/Stratford)is to her right.

The two women are sitting together.
Rep. Ruwet and Rep. Boucher listen to the Opening Day speeches, January 3, 2007.

She is standing and reading.
Rep. Ruwet peruses information on legislation to be introduced this session.

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