East Hartford Republican Town Committee

Connecticut Republicans Open Victory Center for Volunteers in Bristol, Conn.

jkieras — Sat, 22 Sep 2012 01:48:06 +0000

The Connecticut Republican Party Victory Operations department is opening a new Victory Center for volunteers to help lead Connecticut to become a swing state for Gov. Romney. The mission is to get the message out to the voters of Connecticut that Connecticut can make a difference in this important Presidential election.

Victory Center volunteers will be making calls for a wide variety of Connecticut candidates both federal and state as well as for our next President of these United States, Governor Mitt Romney.

The Victory Center, located in Bristol, Connecticut as a central location for volunteers, operates on an open door policy. Meaning anyone who can come and make calls for a half hour or all day/night long are welcome to walk in, introduce themselves, and sit down and go to work. Volunteers can also provide a schedule of dates/times they are able to volunteer.

For more information:

Nolan Davis

Director of Victory Operations

Connecticut Republican Party

31 Pratt Street, Hartford CT

Victory Center

255 North Main Street

Bristol, CT

(860) 422-8211 ask for Nolan

Donations Delivered by Candidates

jkieras — Mon, 27 Aug 2012 01:22:50 +0000

East Hartford - Candidates for State Senate and State Representative delivering school supplies from the East Hartford Republican Town Committee members to the East Hartford Social Services Department at Town Hall on August 16.

Left to right: Hector Reveron, 3^rd Senatorial District; Rudy Hrubala, 9^th House seat; and Atty. Tom Ogar, 11^th House seat.

East Hartford Republican Town Committee Recommends Esther Clarke to Fill Town Council Position

jkieras — Thu, 12 Jul 2012 03:20:53 +0000

East Hartford, July 12, 2012 – At the July 9, 2012 regularly-scheduled meeting of the East Hartford Republican Town Committee, Esther B. Clarke was elected to fill the Republican vacancy on the East Hartford Town Council created by the resignation of Bob Damaschi, Sr., in June.

Esther is a long-time active member of the Republican Party and had served twelve years on the East Hartford Town Council in the past. She has been a Constable and a Justice of the Peace for many years, in addition to serving on various boards and commissions in town.

She was the GOP candidate for Mayor in 2011, and through her many years of residency and service in town, Clarke knows East Hartford’s Town Government and is looking forward to being more involved again.

The East Hartford Town Council will vote on this recommendation at its next meeting.

EH RTC Mohegan Sun Casino Trip – August 11

jkieras — Fri, 29 Jun 2012 15:12:02 +0000

Get ready for a fun time with the East Hartford Republican Town Committee’s annual Mohegan Sun Bus Trip!

Cost: $30.00 (includes $15.00 meal ticket and $10 free betting coupon – provided by Mohegan Sun Casino)

Date: Saturday, August 11, 2012

Where: 500 Main Street, East Hartford Communter Lot (behind CSP Union)

When: Bus leaves at 12 noon and returns at 7 p.m.

Who: All interested parties may attend!

RSVP: Peter Gero 860-869-9331

Be sure to get your ticket before the bus fills up!

Tom Ogar to Run for 11th House Seat

jkieras — Wed, 20 Jun 2012 19:38:48 +0000

East Hartford, June 20, 2012. Republican Thomas A. Ogar will be running for the 11^th Assembly District, which covers parts of East Hartford, South Windsor, and Manchester.

Tom Ogar is an attorney and a resident of East Hartford, CT. He received his B.B.A. degree from Hofstra University and a law degree from Columbia University. Currently, he is in private practice in Hartford, Conn. Attorney Ogar has held various positions in both private and government organizations. During his tenure with Washington DC Child and Family Services Agency, he was responsible for developing substance abuse programs for children and pregnant women suffering from the effects of drug use and abuse. This program helped to alleviate the substance abuse problems in DC and the surrounding communities. As a program developer, he originated a pilot program in collaboration with Columbia University to prevent children from using drugs. The ultimate aim of this program was to reunite children in foster care system with their families together in a timely fashion.

As an educator, he taught at Arizona State University, Arizona and Howard Community College in Columbia, Maryland. Whatever the circumstances, he strives to achieve daily goals and to enhance his client’s well being.

His interest in politics is to make a difference by contributing sound economic and political ideas at the state level, providing the residents of the 11th Assembly District with a real voice in state government. Tom has had practice representing the people through his work with clients in business creation, planning and growth. He knows how to motivate and work with individuals, families, groups, and organizations. Tom has worked with a diverse population, and he will create a positive change in the lives of the residents of this district.