Co-presidents Report: Before the date of February 2, 2012 becomes a distant memory I would like to share several milestones that the LWVM reached on that date. The reason for doing so goes back to memories of last spring when before Ginny and I accepted the positions of Co-presidents we discussed what we wanted the League to be. Does that question sound familiar to some of you? For those who might

CoPresident’s message:As we start this new year I hope this will be the best for you personallyand for the league as well. Although we are only half way through ourfiscal year in the league. I’m so proud of the achievements made sofar. Some of the goals yet to be achieved are: completion of our501c3 status, registration of senior H.S. students as well as newresidents to our community,and amending

My JURY DUTYEntering the Federal courthouse after filling out a jury questionnaire weeks earlier, our group was directed to a waiting court room. There the Judge sits formidable high above the dais. The room is respectful with silence. Numerous smiling attorneys sit looking at us all like fish in a fish bowl. Questions begin and those in our group are excused. One for scheduled chemo treatments and

I look forward to seeing all of you at our first meeting in September. It is my privilege to be working with all of you. Perhaps some of you will be bringing a guest. That would be so nice. Our meetings are open to the public. Most of all I want to thank my Co-President Carm Piquette for her wonderful guidance and skills. She is an asset to this organization. She has a wealth of experience that she

For All Our Returning LWVM Members Welcome back to our refurbished website. So what do you think? We now have the League State President Report and a Lobbyist Message here for a one stop convenience along with our own Presidents column. Hopefully now there will be less individual emails being sent out. Please take a stroll through the pages and give us your critique. Oh yes the History tab will be