All members are invited to LWVN’s Annual Meeting on Wednesday, May 30, 2012, at 6:15pm, at Papa Razzi in Wellesley.
For more information, please email Sue and Anne at info@lwvnewton.org.
Making Democracy Work
All members are invited to LWVN’s Annual Meeting on Wednesday, May 30, 2012, at 6:15pm, at Papa Razzi in Wellesley.
For more information, please email Sue and Anne at info@lwvnewton.org.
Thank you very much to presenters Jason Schrieber, principal at the transportation planning firm Nelson/Nygaard; Candace Havens, Planning and Development Director for the City of Newton; Matt Cuddy, Chair, Transportation Advisory Committee Parking Subcommittee; and moderator Andrea Kelley for the very successful forum on May 17, about parking management, technology and economics.
Background information for the LWVN’s Transportation Study, as well as information discussed at the forum, can be found here.
The LWVUS Board approved a new Education position at their March 2012 Board meeting. The position is based on responses received from the 377 Leagues across the country who participated in the Education Study.
The new position can be found on the LWVUS website.
Thank you to all of the LWVN members who participated in the consensus meetings last fall; your input helped shape the new position.
The city is currently updating its Recreation and Open Space Plan and as part of that process is seeking input from Newton residents.
You are encouraged to take the Open Space Survey on the city’s website at: www.newtonma.gov/gov/planning/lrplan/os/default.asp
Please see our March 2012 newsletter for an argument in favor of LWVN’s working for a Charter Commission.
Topic meetings are held the second Thursday of most months, from 11:30 am - 1:30 pm. Brown bag lunches are always welcome. Unless otherwise noted, topic meetings are held in the NewTV Conference Room, 23 Easy Street (just off Needham St., right next to National Lumber).
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