Serving the people of
Atherton, East Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Portola Valley, Redwood City, and Woodside
The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan citizen organization which educates voters, studies and acts on important issues, trains members for leadership roles, and provides information on candidates.
County League Day - Saturday, February 27th, 9:00 a.m. till noon
Joe Simitian, the Honorable Senator from the 11th District and a long time supporter of the League, will bring us up to date on the current state of our State and what lies ahead in the 2010 legislative year.
Independence Hall in Woodside - (at the corner of Woodside and Whiskey Hill Roads, off I-280)
Registration: 9-9:30am
Welcome and Introductions: 9:30am
Presentation: 10am
LWV County Business Meeting 11am
League members: Bring your blue roster-handbook with the County Positions for the business meeting, following the presentation.
$10 registration includes a light conti-nental breakfast and all materials. The pub-lic is welcomed to attend.
RSVP: Ellen Hope, Program Chair: ellenjhope@aol.com or 839-8647
Transportation is available.
A Special Timely Topics Event- Thursday, March 25th, 7:00 p.m.
Menlo Atherton Performing Arts Center
555 Middlefield Road, Atherton
"Cities for All Ages: Land Use Plan-ning and Our Aging Population"
A Presentation by Don Weden
Are the cities of South San Mateo County prepared for the approaching "senior tsunami" with an increase in non-driving residents? From a housing
and land use perspective, what must our cities do to prepare for this dramatic demographic change?
Veteran land use planner and popular speaker Don Weden's answers may surprise you! Don't miss this opportunity to hear an eye-opening presentation about our future by a very engaging speaker!
Free admission. Open to the public. Invite a friend!
Co-sponsored by our League and the City of
Menlo Park's Housing Commission
Our thanks to League Board member Patty Boyle, who chairs the Housing Commission, for organizing this event
Volunteers needed for June 8th Elections
The Statewide Primary Election is June 8th: Pros & Cons Speakers needed!
Starting in April, our LWV Speakers Bureau will once again spring into action to help voters understand the five statewide ballot measures for the upcoming June 8 primary election
Enjoy learning about both sides of an issue? Enjoy speaking with small to medium-sized groups? The June election provides a great opportunity to try your hand as a League speaker, or come back to Speakers Bureau if you've been out for a while!
Our League Speakers Bureau is a fun, supportive, and energizing activity where we learn about the issues together and go out in pairs to share unbiased and non-partisan pros and cons with a variety of local civic and social groups.
We're always in demand, and always find an appreciative audience. Want to learn more? Or would you like to have a speaker come present the Pros and Cons to your group? Please ask!
Contact: Kathy Armstrong, LWVSSMC Speakers Bureau Coordinator 321-3623
League of Women Voters of South San Mateo County
713 Santa Cruz Avenue
Suite 9
Menlo Park, CA 94025
650-325-5780
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