We thank the three Congressman and our moderator, Gail Spector, for a fabulous conversation held on March 9, where they discussed their experiences representing the 4th Congressional District, and the issues they faced and continue to face advocating for the policies important to the 4th District.
View a recording of the discussion.
On February 22, 2021, LWVN hosted for a Roundtable Discussion on the Preservation and Use of Crystal Lake to explore how to balance the competing interests regarding Crystal Lake – the preservation and sustainability of the Lake, and the use and enjoyment of the Lake by the general public.
The discussion began with a presentation by the Crystal Lake Conservancy on the environmental sustainability of the Lake, and went on to explore questions such as:
The League of Women Voters Newton (LWVN) is offering two $1,000 scholarships to any graduating High School senior who will pursue post-high school education, and is either a resident of Newton, MA or attends school in Newton, MA. Successful applicants will have a strong interest in civic engagement. The application deadline is March 1, 2021.
For a paper copy of the application please email info@lwvnewton.org.
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Show your LWVN spirit with this newly designed, adjustable face mask that promotes the mission of the LWV while helping to protect you and those around you. This is a 2-ply cotton mask with an interior pocket to add an optional filter (filter not included).
Our 2021 fundraiser will be open until Feb. 19! Masks can be shipped to your home (for a small fee) or opt for free Newton pick-up/delivery. Each mask is $15 and a portion of the sale goes to LWVN. There is also an option to add an additional donation.
Click here to make your purchase! Masks should arrive in early March.
On December 13, 2020, the LWV of Massachusetts celebrated its 100th birthday with a birthday gala attended by over 250 people.
At that celebration, LWVMA honored the “formidable women” from local leagues. LWVN’s very own Bonnie Carter was recognized as one such “formidable woman” for her over 40 years of work with the league.
We are so proud of you, Bonnie!!
A video montage of the LWVMA’s last 100 years can be viewed below. Read more →
The LWVN Board of Directors is joining with other civic organizations to sign on to Transitisessential.org, which is urging the MBTA to make the following commitments:
Cuts to transit service could not be coming at a worse time, and the damage caused by service reductions could take years to reverse.
We encourage you to contact members of our state delegation using the link above. Many voices are needed for this important effort to save public transportation.