From Town Tribune Oct 7, 2021. To the Editor: Kate Frey, known to many of you as Kate Kelley Frey, is seeking to serve a four-year term on the Sherman Board of Education. Kate is a dedicated, experienced educator having taught for 33 years in the public school system. She is an outstanding candidate for the Board … Continue reading Endorsing Kate Frey for Board of Education
From Town Tribune Oct 7, 2021. To the Editor: Sherman is fortunate to have James Neunzig as a candidate for our Board of Education. James communicates in an organized, transparent, team-oriented style. His communication skills have been developed through 30 years of effectively managing staff, employees, and the public. James listens to all sides, assesses … Continue reading Endorsing James Neunzig for Board of Education
Although the Sherman votes for the Governorship and State Senator edged ahead for the Republicans, the margin was narrower than expected based on the mix of registered voters by party line. Sherman’s voting results show a strong shift towards the Democrats as reported in the Town Tribune on November 15, 2018: Ballotpedia identified six of the … Continue reading Democratic Candidates Prevailed in the Mid-Term Elections in CT
From Town Tribune, Nov 2, 2017. The best part of the 2017 campaign has been the opportunity to visit with so many Sherman residents and business owners, and to hear your concerns. These concerns encompass a broad spectrum and they speak to the challenge of being First Selectman and to the type of leader we need here … Continue reading Don Lowe (D): Volunteerism, Openess, Stopping the Waste of Taxes
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
Town Tribune article, Oct 19, 2017. I was interested to see that Bob Ostrosky started his column last week by complaining about “negativity” in this campaign. His column appeared two days after the Sherman Republican Town Committee posted a pretty ugly attack toward me on their Facebook page on behalf of the Cope-Ostrosky campaign. Of course, I’m biased … Continue reading Don Lowe (D): I’ve Been Instrumental in the Town Low Budgets
From Town Tribune, October 12, 2017. To the Editor: On November 7th Sherman residents have an opportunity to select their leadership team for the next two years. For the voters in Sherman the choice is a clear one. The team of Lowe/Keenan offers the town two candidates that understand Sherman and have a clear vision … Continue reading Keenan Will Work For You
From Town Tribune, October 12, 2017. To the Editor: The Board of Assessment Appeals consists of 3 elected members who hear the appeals of taxpayers who feel their assessments are in error. The mission of the Board is to review and correct valuations, if needed, to the Grand List. This Board is probably the least familiar to … Continue reading Ann Chiaramonte for Board of Assessment Appeals
Town Tribune Article, October 12, 2017. In our campaign for Selectman and First Selectman of Sherman, Don Lowe and I have adopted an approach that states we will pursue, among other things: (1) Better and more efficient budgeting, and (2) Proper stewardship of facilities and infrastructure. Achievement of these goals is more of a necessity now than ever … Continue reading Kevin Keenan (D): Efficient Budgeting and Stewardship of Infrastructure
Town Tribune Article, October 5, 2017. As I write this, our nation is once again confronted with a senseless mass killing in Las Vegas, this time the largest one in our history. In the coming days, many issues will come into play as the shooting’s facts are revealed. We will again seek answers for the motives behind this horrifically … Continue reading Don Lowe (D): 2 Capital Projects with Problems