Archive for the Category ◊ Politics ◊

Author: Skip@RR
• Monday, March 22nd, 2010

Womens event in Redding Ca offers networking and education
Women Making History was an event held at the Atrium in Downtown Redding on March 21.

Womens event in Redding Ca offers networking and education

It was an opportunity to hear speakers and meet representatives from local Women’s and Family Services, like The NorthState Chapter of California Women Lead.
Womens event in Redding Ca offers networking and education
Featured speaker Heather Wylie from Shasta College, with LWV member Erin Murphy, and Shasta County Assessor/Recorder Leslie Morgan.
Womens event in Redding Ca offers networking and education

Caedy Minoletti with Shasta Womens Refuge, and Kristen Schreder of the Redding Area League of Women Voters
Womens event in Redding Ca offers networking and education
Rose Worthington and Cherrel Kirkland, President of the Soroptimists International of Redding.
Womens event in Redding Ca offers networking and education
Christina Massey (right) represents the Martin Luther King Center’s Positively Girls Club
Womens event in Redding Ca offers networking and education
Susan Wilson, President of the Redding League of Women Voters stands with Erin Murphy at the poster they created for the event, Women Making History. This was just a small sampling of the groups and people at the event. All agreed it was a tremendous success!

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• Friday, February 19th, 2010

Erin worked hard on getting out the February issue of The Voter, the newsletter of the League of Women Voters. Events around Women’s History Month are coming up so there is lots associated with that celebration. Be sure and join their LWV group on Facebook, and help us grow the number of local people who appreciate non-partisan voter education.
February issue of the Voter

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• Tuesday, November 03rd, 2009

Gather signatures for initiatives We make decisions about law and governance in Redding’s supermarket parking lots. Our initiative process puts power directly in the hands of the people – people shopping – and goes around the legislators we pay to get this stuff right. Shown above is the bait. Seen yesterday in Redding, a couple of signs for a petition to legalize and tax marijuana. Not a bad idea IMHO. But it’s bait and switch. He’s actually being paid to have you sign several petitions. One concerns marijuana, but another squashes municipalities from starting their own utilities. Sponsored by PG&E of course, but he doesn’t tell you that. Another has to do with car insurance. He doesn’t explain the complex issue well at all, and why would he know? And am I knowledgeable about the subtleties of car insurance laws. No. I’m not. Are you?
Check out this totally relevant link to Thomas Elias in Redding.com today. “Just say no to signature gatherers.”
However, that being said, just say yes to voting today. It is an election day, so be informed and make yourself heard.

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