Tuesday, May 17, 2016

Schiavi (R-Harwich) Endorsed by Dennis Fire Local 2583

For Immediate Release
Contact:  Jeremy Sullivan   774-269-8660

Schiavi Recieves Endorsement from Local 2583-Dennis Fire

Retired Air Force Brigadier General Running for Open Cape and Islands Senate Seat

Harwich – May 17, 2016 – Anthony Schiavi, a retired United States Air Force Brigadier General and Republican candidate for the open Cape and Islands Senate seat, announced today that he has received the endorsement of Local 2583 of the Dennis Fire Department, the first public safety endorsement of his campaign, and the first of either party. Schiavi, the first candidate to announce his campaign in November 2015, brings decades of experience in Homeland Security and Public Safety.

“The complexities of public safety continue to expand as national and world events shape its future, and it is imperative that our first responders are properly trained and equipped to handle any emergency.  Proven, tested leaders are needed on Beacon Hill to be a strong voice and advocate for them, which is vitally important to ensure the people of Cape Cod and the Islands always feel safe and secure in their community” said Schiavi, R – Harwich. “I have lived on Cape Cod for the past 24 years, spending two decades of my military career at Joint Base Cape Cod, serving our nation, and commonwealth, and pledge to continue my support for our public safety professionals and first responders on behalf of the residents, visitors and businesses on Cape Cod and the Islands in the state senate.”

Brigadier General (Ret.) Anthony E. Schiavi retired from the United States Air Force and Massachusetts Air National Guard on September 1, 2013, after having achieved 30 years of commissioned service.  At the time of his retirement, he served as the first Executive Director of the Massachusetts Military Reservation (MMR), now known as Joint Base Cape Cod, reporting to the Adjutant General.

Prior to announcing his candidacy for the State Senate, Gen. Schiavi served as the Town Manager and Police Commissioner for the Town of Ashland. He serves as a Governor appointee on the Massachusetts Military Asset and Security Strategy Task Force and is a Legislative appointee to the Veterans Long Term Care and Housing Commission.  Locally, he is on the Board of Directors for the Cape and Islands and Southeastern MA Chapter of the American Red Cross.

“I am honored by the confidence and support from the members of Local 2583” said Schiavi. “Having the support from our first responders, such as Local 2583, has significant meaning to me as a former military leader, Town Manager and Police Commissioner, but also because members of my family have been and are currently part of the fire service in Massachusetts”.

The Cape and Islands district spans from Mashpee to Provincetown, to include Martha’s Vineyard, and Nantucket.
                                                           
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Tuesday, April 26, 2016

Press Release: Schiavi Officially on the September 8th Primary Ballot

For Immediate Release
Contact:  Jeremy Sullivan   774-269-8660

Schiavi First to Officially Qualify for Primary Ballot
Retired Air Force Brigadier General Running for Open Cape and Islands Senate Seat

Harwich – April 26, 2016 – Today Anthony Schiavi, a retired United States Air Force Brigadier General and Republican candidate for the open Cape and Islands Senate seat, announced that his campaign is the first of either party to be certified for the September 8th primary ballot by the Secretary of the Commonwealth. Schiavi, who was also the first candidate to announce his campaign in November 2015, submitted over 500 certified signatures to qualify for the ballot.

“As I’ve crisscrossed the Cape and Islands senate district, meeting voters, business owners, and gathering signatures, one major theme has emerged; the need for proven, tested leadership on Beacon Hill to be a strong voice and advocate for the Cape and Islands District” said Anthony Schiavi (R – Harwich). “I have lived on Cape Cod for the past 24 years, spending two decades of my military career at Joint Base Cape Cod, serving our nation, and commonwealth and pledge to continue my outstanding record of public service on behalf of the Cape and Islands district in the state senate.”

Brigadier General (Ret.) Anthony E. Schiavi retired from the United States Air Force and Massachusetts Air National Guard on September 1, 2013, after having achieved 30 years of commissioned service.  At the time of his retirement, he served as the first Executive Director of the Massachusetts Military Reservation (MMR), now known as Joint Base Cape Cod, reporting to the Adjutant General.

Prior to announcing his candidacy for the State Senate, General Schiavi served as the Town Manager and Police Commissioner for the Town of Ashland. He serves as a Governor appointee on the Massachusetts Military Asset and Security Strategy Task Force and is a Legislative appointee to the Veterans Long Term Care and Housing Commission.  Locally, he is on the Board of Directors for the Cape and Islands and Southeastern MA Chapter of the American Red Cross.

“Since announcing our campaign last November, I have been touched by the outpouring of support we have received across the district,” said Schiavi. “This milestone would not have been possible without the hard work and dedication of dozens of hardworking volunteers – all of whom I can’t thank enough for their support and trust.”

Schiavi will be hosting a fundraiser at Embargo, on May 25th to celebrate this achievement. All are welcome to attend.

The Cape and Islands district spans from Mashpee to Provincetown, to include Martha’s Vineyard, and Nantucket.  
                                                            

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Saturday, February 20, 2016

Meeting with Cape Cod Coffee

Met with two business owners in Mashpee looking to grow their business and create jobs. Cape Cod Coffee which the Aggerbeck's have owned since Sept 15 and Scott Morse of Cape Cod Donuts. Both tremendously delicious. Working on improving the economy takes actually talking to business owners and getting a first hand perspective, which I love doing. Especially since I have walked in their shoes before with two businesses of my own.

Monday, February 8, 2016

Fundraiser in Mashpee at Soprano's Ristorante

Just as a reminder, our campaign will be hosting a fundraiser this Thursday from 6-8 at Soprano's Ristorante! Hope to see you all there!!