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Newton League Past Presidents

2023-24 – Steering Committee – Marcia Johnson (spokesperson)

2019-23 — Marcia Johnson

2018-19 — Sue Flicop

2016-17 — Pia Bertelli

2015-16 — Sue Flicop

2014-15 — Leadership Team – Sue Flicop (spokesperson), Bonnie Carter, Lois Levin, Lisa Mirabile

2013-14 — Sue Flicop

2011-13 — Anne Borg & Sue Flicop

2010-11 — Leadership Team – Anne Borg, Bonnie Carter, Gail Glick (spokesperson), Ellen Glusman

2008-10 — Terry Yoffie

2006-08 — Sue Rosenbaum

2005-06 — Steering Committee – Bonnie Carter, Ann Grantham, Amelia Koch, Sharyn Roberts, Sue Rosenbaum (spokesperson)

2004-05 — Steering Committee – Bonnie Carter, Ann Grantham, Amelia Koch, Beth Lowd, Sue Rosenbaum

2001-04 — Amelia Koch

1999-2001 — Deborah Crossley

1998-99 — Linda Cebula

1996-98 — Andrea Kelley

1995-96 — Barbara Lietzke & Andrea Kelley

1993-95 — Carol Ann Shea & Barbara Lietzke

1992-93 — Bonnie Carter

1991-92 — Bonnie Carter & Judy Jaffe

1989-91 — Mary Adelstein

1987-89 — Nancy Crowley

1985-87 — Anne Hayden

1983-85 — Ann Grantham

1981-83 — Sandra Butzel

1979-81 — Anita Capeless

1978-79 — Judy Lavine

1977-78 — Bonnie Carter

1977       — Elaine Leppo

1975-77 — Jane Leighton

1973-75 — Miriam Erlich

1971-73 — Ellen Lipson

1969-71 — Margaret Smith

1967-69 — Florence Rubin

1963-67 — Eloise Houghton

1961-63 — Betty Beckwith

1958-61 — Bea Slotnik

1956-58 — Gertrude Greenberg

1955-56 — Doris Getter

1952-55 — Petey McClintock

1949-52 — Jane Segal

1948-49 — Helen Walker

1946-48 — Emily Barber

-1946 — Irene Thresher

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League of Women Voters of Newton, MA

1 week ago

League of Women Voters of Newton, MA
The League of Women Voters of Newton invites all community members to join us on Sunday, December 3, 2023, from 1:30-3:30pm, at the Waban Library Center (1608 Beacon Street, Newton), for an intimate gathering and book group discussion of one of the most banned books of the last two years, Gender Queer: A Memoir by Maia Kobabe.Whether you’ve read the book or not, come engage in a lively discussion of the book (and other books on banned books list), why it has caused so many schools and libraries to remove it from the shelves, whether LWVN or any League should take a position on book banning, and more.Following the discussion, we invite all to celebrate with us the holiday season and join in some holiday cheer.RSVPs to info@lwvnewton.org are appreciated!See the LWVN website for additional information and resources on banned books! ... See MoreSee Less

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League of Women Voters of Newton, MA

2 months ago

League of Women Voters of Newton, MA
National Voter Registration Day is Sept 19!Make sure you're #VoteReady in 2023 by checking your voter registration status on MA's online voter registration site, especially if you haven't voted in awhile or your life has included any of the following:🚚 a move💍 name change🇺🇸 new US citizenship🎂 an 18th birthdayAnd, this is a good day to remind your family, friends, and neighbors to register & vote in the upcoming local elections! ... See MoreSee Less
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League of Women Voters of Newton, MA

3 months ago

League of Women Voters of Newton, MA
In this month's episode of The League Presents, learn about the Village Center Overlay District Ordinance from Jennifer Caira – Deputy Director, Planning & Development Department and Councilor Deb Crossley – Chair Zoning & Planning Committee. ... See MoreSee Less

The League Presents - Zoning Redesign 111

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Marcia Johnson, Jennifer Cairo and Deb Crossley discuss the Newton Zoning Redesign.

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League of Women Voters of Newton, MA

3 months ago

League of Women Voters of Newton, MA
The preliminary election for Ward 2 and 6 is September 12. Mark your calendar and make your voting plan. Learn about the candidates and get voting information here: lwvnewton.org/2023/08/newton-preliminary-election-tuesday-september-12-2023/ ... See MoreSee Less

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League of Women Voters of Newton, MA

5 months ago

League of Women Voters of Newton, MA
In the last few days of Pride Month, check out these two informative programs by the League of Women Voters of Newton, MA1) The League Presents... Pride Month Edition - A Conversation with Newton Youth: lwvnewton.org/2023/06/the-league-presents-pride-month-edition-a-conversation-with-newton-youth/ 2) LGBTQ+ Backlash: What you can do to push back. View the recoding here: lwvnewton.org/2023/06/video-presentation-anti-lgbtqia-backlash-what-can-you-do-to-push-back/ ... See MoreSee Less

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