What You Can Expect from the Lowe-Keenan Team
Mailing Oct 30, 2017. Click image to enlarge. (If you do not see an image, click this post’s title.)
Monthly Archives: October 2017
Watch Don Lowe Explain The Lowe/Keenan Non-Partisan Approach
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Don Lowe Has Earned Our Support
From Town Tribune Oct 26, 2017. To the Editor: Sherman needs a leader who is dedicated to the Town and to the position. In the years that I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Don, I’ve found him to be an intense listener who cares about only one thing- doing what’s right for the Town. Don has … Continue reading Don Lowe Has Earned Our Support
Cope’s Lack of Leadship is a Very Bad Sign for Sherman
From the Town Tribune, Oct 26, 2017. To the Editor: One would never expect a First Selectman to willfully violate a local zoning regulation because, after all, what kind of example would that set for the rest of us? But this is precisely what Clay Cope has done. Before ordering a rather large sign for the new Wash … Continue reading Cope’s Lack of Leadship is a Very Bad Sign for Sherman
Vote for Lowe-Keenan
From Town Tribune, Oct 26, 2017. To the Editor: I pose the following questions for thought when you go to cast your ballot next week. First, to the people of Sherman that have been without cell service for six years. All we have to date is a statement by the current Republican team that they are in negotiations with adjacent municipalities of … Continue reading Vote for Lowe-Keenan
In Support of Kevin Keenan
From Town Tribune, Oct 26, 2017 To the Editor: We support Kevin Keenan for the position of Selectman for the town of Sherman. His dedication to family, friends, and our town of Sherman makes him an outstanding citizen. He will bring his knowledge of community services and how to keep them function efficiently to Sherman. He … Continue reading In Support of Kevin Keenan
Ann Chiaramonte – Candidate for Board of Assessment Appeals
From Town Tribune, Oct 26, 2017. To the Editor: Ann Chiaramonte’s name will appear on the November 7th ballot as candidate for Board of Assessment Appeals in Sherman, CT. If elected, Ann will represent you in a non-partisan and objective manner. Her 24 years of related property valuation experience, including completing and fulfilling the required coursework and exams for … Continue reading Ann Chiaramonte – Candidate for Board of Assessment Appeals
Cricket Valley – A Major Oversight by Cope
From Town Tribune, Oct 26, 2017. To the Editor: One of the most important qualities a leader can possess is Honesty, followed closely by Accountability. Neither of those qualities are exhibited by Sherman’s Clay Cope. When the question was asked at the debate “When did you learn about Cricket Valley fracked gas power plant only 3 miles … Continue reading Cricket Valley – A Major Oversight by Cope
Don Lowe for First Selectman
From Town Tribune, Oct 26, 2017. To the Editor: I first met Don Lowe having just returned to Sherman to raise my family in the same special place in which I grew up. Don was a father with children in the school, a teacher of Adult Ed, and a volunteer for Sherman Higher Education Fund. … Continue reading Don Lowe for First Selectman
Kevin Keenan (D): Overview of local government
From Town Tribune, Oct 26, 2017. Local politics is the purest form of governance. It is approachable and readily available. You can walk in your Town Hall (for Sherman that is Mallory Town Hall) and see the functioning of government. The people who collect our taxes, maintain our records, and enforce our local laws and … Continue reading Kevin Keenan (D): Overview of local government