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http://www.tomreilly.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=53&Itemid=104
More than 600 people turned out for state Sen. Stephen Brewer's annual picnic – including Tom Reilly, who thanked Brewer for his support and promised the Central Massachusetts crowd the region wouldn't be forgotten once he's governor.
Reilly joined Brewer, Congressman Richard Neal, Rep. Anne Gobi, Rep. Todd Smola, Rep. Chris Donelan, and Rep. Lewis Evangelidis and officials from throughout Brewer's 32-community district in a bipartisan show of support for the senator's 18th annual picnic.
Not surprisingly, the crowd at the South Barre Rod and Gun Club was Brewer's largest ever.
"I was thrilled to be here with Sen. Brewer and the region's elected officials for a great day in Barre," Reilly said. "I'm a Western Massachusetts guy so anytime I can get outside Greater Boston – especially on a relaxing weekend day in September – is just the best."
Talking to the crowd and meeting one-on-one with the people on hand, Reilly stressed the importance of bringing jobs back to the region and making sure communities again feel a connection with Beacon Hill and their governor.
"First and foremost, we need a governor who wants to be here," Reilly said. "But more than that, we need a governor who cares about our issues, understands our needs and fights for us every single day - that's the kind of Attorney General I've been and that's the kind of governor I'll be."