Town Council Candidates

       Born and raised in Little Compton, Scott Lewis has deep roots in our community. He attended Wilbur & McMahon School and Portsmouth High School before earning a BA in Business Management and International Foreign Relations from Curry College. Scott is married to Julia Neitzey Lewis and is proud father to Elizabeth Blessing of Philadelphia and Monica Lewis of Little Compton. He also cherishes his role as grandfather to four-year-old Rory Lewis.

Community Engagement

Scott has a passion for youth sports and has dedicated himself to coaching girls' softball, basketball, and soccer in Tiverton. Additionally, he has coached Little Compton Little League and freshman baseball in Portsmouth. Currently, Scott serves as the Treasurer, Donations Coordinator, and member of the Executive Board of the Little Compton Game Club, further demonstrating his commitment to community service.

Professional Experience

With over 35 years of government experience, Scott Lewis brings a wealth of expertise to public service. He spent 20 years at the Rhode Island Division of Taxation, where he served as a supervisor specializing in state tax law and procedure. His career is marked by a dedication to civil service and a thorough understanding of governmental operations.

Commitment to Little Compton

Scott Lewis's extensive experience, combined with his love for Little Compton, positions him as a strong advocate for our community. He is proud and honored to offer his skills and leadership to serve the residents of Little Compton effectively. 

Maureen is gearing up to run for a seat on the Town Council once again, following a narrow loss in the previous election by just five votes. She is determined to emphasize the importance of every single vote and will focus on mobilizing voters and spreading the message that every vote counts.

Maureen moved to Adamsville with her family in 1973 and has spent the last 51 years living and working in Little Compton. She is an alumna of Wilbur & McMahon School, Portsmouth High School, and Boston College - Carroll School of Management. Her business and life experiences will provide a unique perspective to the Town Council discussions. Maureen is dedicated to representing all townspeople and has a strong ability to listen, research, and reason in her decision-making process.

Together with her husband Steve, Maureen has raised seven children in Little Compton, all of whom are now grown. She has been actively involved in the community, serving as Treasurer for both the LC Little League and the Parent, Student, Teacher (PST) Association, and as an adult moderator for the parish C.Y.O. She also played an active role during her children's high school years. Maureen is a parishioner at St. Catherine of Siena, where she taught religious education for many years and has been an active member of the Respect Life Committee. She has also helped raise money for area food banks by serving on the planning committee for the annual Shortest St. Paddy’s Day Parades in Adamsville. To her six grandchildren, she is affectionately known as “Nini.” Maureen is grateful for God's abundant blessings in her family and in her hometown of Little Compton.

Since 1984, Maureen has worked for her family-run business, Rego Earthworks, Inc., where she serves as the office manager responsible for bookkeeping, customer relations, payroll, compliance, and various other duties. She is currently the Treasurer of the Little Compton Republican Town Committee and enjoys working with others on the LCRTC. For several years, Maureen has been the clerk for the Little Compton Budget Committee, gaining familiarity with the financial workings of the budgetary process and handling the transcription and filing of minutes for the committee. She regularly attends Town Council meetings and participates in discussions on issues before the Council. Maureen values diverse opinions and courteous dialogue and is committed to bringing organization, professionalism, and common sense to her role as the next Town Councilor

Robert Mushen: Dedicated Leadership for Little Compton

Service and Career, a retired Navy Captain with 27 years in the submarine force, brings a wealth of leadership and commitment to Little Compton. His military career shaped his values of duty and service.

Commitment to Little Compton Since 1992, Robert has been integral to local governance, serving on the Town Council since 2004. His focus has always been on addressing residents' needs and enhancing community life.

Personal Life Robert and his wife Marsha celebrate 55 years together, raising four children and enjoying five grandchildren, who inspire his dedication to community service.

Why Support Robert Mushen? Robert’s extensive experience in the military and public service makes him a trusted leader. His practical approach ensures effective solutions for the community’s challenges.

Attributes

• Leadership: Extensive experience in leading teams.
• Problem-Solving: Skilled in finding practical and cost-effective solutions.
• Commitment: Dedicated to preserving Little Compton’s culture and supporting local industries.
• Accountability: Ensures transparency and accountability in local government.

Priorities

• Cultural Preservation: Protecting the town’s historic identity.
• Economic Support: Advocating for farming and fishing industries.
• Accessible Government: Emphasizing approachability and transparency.
• Fiscal Responsibility: Striving for reasonable tax levies.
• Community Unity: Honoring individual freedoms while fostering community spirit.

Conclusion Robert Mushen’s proven dedication and leadership make him an outstanding choice for Little Compton’s future. His commitment to the town and his vision for its growth ensure a prosperous and inclusive community