WELLESLEY, MA – On August 6, Democrat Chris Zannetos, running for Congress to represent the 4th district of Massachusetts, released his first TV ad highlighting his experience creating jobs and being a business leader who put the interests of his employees over himself.
“I never thought I’d run for office, but Congress is broken and it will take different kinds of leaders to fix it. I’m the only Democrat running in MA-4 who has created hundreds of good-paying jobs. I’m the only Democrat running who has worked in the tech industry. As our next Member of Congress, I’ll work tirelessly to help working people and young people get the skills they need to get better-paying jobs,” remarked Zannetos.
“We cannot have social justice without economic justice,” continued Zannetos. “Better-paying jobs is an important part of economic justice.”
The ad, airing this week across Providence broadcast TV and Boston-area cable TV, highlights Zannetos’ tenacity as an entrepreneur and depicts his fierce dedication to his employees. Two of Zannetos’ former employees note in the ad that “he has some of the greatest integrity of anybody that I know,” and “when the company struggled, Chris cut his own pay instead of laying off workers.”
Zannetos founded three companies and created hundreds of good-paying jobs, resulting in over $250 million in salaries for Massachusetts residents.
The most recent Federal Election Commission reports revealed that, as of July 1, the Chris Zannetos campaign had $500,000 cash-on-hand (COH), the 4th highest of any candidate in the 9-way primary to succeed Congressman Joe Kennedy.
To learn more about the Chris Zannetos for Congress campaign and ways in which to get involved, please visit http://www.chriszforma.com/.
NEW YORK – New York State Senate Deputy Leader Michael Gianaris issued the following statement on June 24 following the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v.
FALMOUTH, MA – The police in Falmouth have identified the victim in an accident involving a car plunging into the ocean on February 20, NBC10 Boston reported.
PHILADELPHIA – The Federation of Hellenic Societies of Philadelphia and Greater Delaware Valley announced that the Evzones, the Presidential Guard of Greece will be participating in the Philadelphia Greek Independence Day Parade on March 20.
O oceanic you sing and sail
White on your body and yellow on your chimeneas
For you're tired of the filthy waters of the harbors
You who loved the distant Sporades
You who lifted the tallest flags
You who sail clear through the most dangerous caves
Hail to you who let yourself be charmed by the sirens
Hail to you for never having been afraid of the Symplegades
(Andreas Empeirikos)
What traveler has not been fascinated by the Greek islands, drawn by the Sirens’ song of a traveler’s dreams?
TNH and our video show ‘Mission’ marked the change of the season by transporting viewers into the heart of summer.
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