Tom’s hard and thoughtful work on behalf of all Glastonbury citizens is a gift that we should not take for granted.
He is accessible, available to his constituents, willing to listen and discuss issues and problems with anyone (not just the well-connected and prominent) seeking his assistance.
Please support Tom Kehoe on November 2nd and allow him to continue the very important work he has been doing for the people of the Town of Glastonbury and the State of Connecticut.
The Glastonbury Citizen September 30, 2010 <Original> Three letters: Trust Kehoe I’m writing today to recommend a friend of mine, Representative Tom Kehoe, for re-election. Tom has served us faithfully and honestly in the State House, and anyone who knows Tom knows that he’s working hard to ensure that our town is being heard in [...]
know that he not only walks the walk, the runs the run!.
Tom has remained focused on issues that are important not just to Glastonbury, but to our entire state.
In these difficult times he is the one with the knowledge and proven experience to break through the complexities of the many issues confronting our lawmakers.
I am writing in support of Tom Kehoe for reelection as State Representative in the 31st District. Tom is one of the hardest-working, most thoughtful, genuine and caring people I know.
Congressman Joe Courtney and Representative Tom Kehoe. I know them both well and can vouch for their integrity–they are princes among men. Hardworking and honest, caring and thoughtful. You can call either one on any issue and he will listen and act…Both have records of examining the facts and voting independently on the budget, the environment, and everything in between.
Tom Kehoe…was among the first 15 candidates that the League identified for demonstrating strong leadership on environmental issues. All candidates endorsed must be committed to protecting Connecticut’s land, water, air, wildlife, and will work toward solutions to our state’s pressing issues such as transportation, energy policy and waste management.
The Glastonbury Citizen August 19, 2010 <Original> Our Glastonbury State Rep Tom Kehoe recently rectified one of those stupid things that can drive you nuts. This one involved a sign on Route 2 noting that the highway section was dedicated to Sgt. David Coullard. Coullard as you hopefully know, was a U.S. Marine from Glastonbury [...]
Recently a section of Route 2 was dedicated to Glastonbury’s Sgt. David Coullard who lost his life in Iraq. There was a sign to designate this honor; however, it was erected behind a pole.