It's been a busy and exciting week over at the Jim Ogonowski for Congress campaign. Jim showed that there were clear differences between himself and Niki at the first debate in Andover sponsored by the League of Women Voters. On Saturday, we had a great time at the Holy Apostle Church Greek Festival in Haverhill - look for us in your town soon, and please sing up to volunteer!
Below: Standout outside the Debate
Greek Festival:
"Biggest Fan" - Tom from Haverhill
Sunday, September 30, 2007
Sunday, September 23, 2007
Friday, September 14, 2007
Jim at UMass-Lowell Today
Jim visited UMass-Lowell today to learn more about the research and development taking place in renewable energy right here in the 5 th District. He was accompanied by Prof. Craig Armiento, Ph.D. the head of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Prof. Ziyad Salameh, who focuses on renewable energy research. On the tour, he saw a Lithium Energy battery that according to Prof. Salameh "could be the solution to the commuter car." A battery like the one showed to Jim would be two or three times more efficient than a gasoline engine.
As a lifelong farmer and small-businessman, Jim believes that we must invest in clean, renewable energy. We can no longer be held hostage to foreign regimes who control vast amounts of the oil reserves. We need to rapidly expand our research and development of renewable CLEAN energy sources. Additionally, we need to offer incentives such as tax credits for businesses and homeowners who use renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power.
Below are pictures from this morning:
From Left, Prof. Armiento, Prof Salameh, Jim
The solution to the commuter car?
Looking out over Lowell, wind power in the background.
Solar panels can help to end our dependence on Foreign Oil.
As a lifelong farmer and small-businessman, Jim believes that we must invest in clean, renewable energy. We can no longer be held hostage to foreign regimes who control vast amounts of the oil reserves. We need to rapidly expand our research and development of renewable CLEAN energy sources. Additionally, we need to offer incentives such as tax credits for businesses and homeowners who use renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power.
Below are pictures from this morning:
From Left, Prof. Armiento, Prof Salameh, Jim
The solution to the commuter car?
Looking out over Lowell, wind power in the background.
Solar panels can help to end our dependence on Foreign Oil.
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Thursday, September 6, 2007
2nd TV Ad - "Broken Congress"
Jim Ogonowski, candidate for congress in the 5th District of Massachusetts, announced today the airing of his second television ad, "Broken Congress."
Government has stopped working for the people. Congress is broken. Washington is a mess – too controlled by special interests and partisan politicians. Between corruption and backroom deals, Congress continues to prove that they can only be trusted to do what is best for them and not the American people. We deserve more. We deserve better. Jim Ogonowski favors ending wasteful spending, opposes granting amnesty for illegal immigrants, and would like to see the 5th District become a leader in clean, renewable energy.
You can watch the Ad below.
Government has stopped working for the people. Congress is broken. Washington is a mess – too controlled by special interests and partisan politicians. Between corruption and backroom deals, Congress continues to prove that they can only be trusted to do what is best for them and not the American people. We deserve more. We deserve better. Jim Ogonowski favors ending wasteful spending, opposes granting amnesty for illegal immigrants, and would like to see the 5th District become a leader in clean, renewable energy.
You can watch the Ad below.
Wednesday, September 5, 2007
Monday, September 3, 2007
Election Night Party
Tuesday, September 4th, 2007
8:30 PM to 10:30 PM
Dracut American Legion
574 Broadway Road
Dracut, MA
Light Refreshments to be served
Contact: 978-269-5080 or info@jimogonowski.com
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