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Guests are invited.

No food. Coffee, tea and water provided.

Call Janet if you need directions: 546-1467

No food, just coffe and tea.

Bring a friend!

Guests are encouraged to attend.

RSVP to: Polly at 551-3818

Brunch - please bring a dish to share.

We encourage all members to attend. Guests are welcome. Please bring snacks to share. For further details, see December 2017 VOTER in the Publication section.

Candidates invited include Richland City Council Positions 1, 3, 4 and 7.

Forum will be live-streamed on the KNDU Facebook page (moderator is Tracci Dial, KNDU news anchor).

Please note: Date and day of the week has changed.

The public is encouraged to attend.

Forum will be live-streamed on City of Richland Facebook page (moderator is Mike Gonzales, KVEW news anchor). Richland CityView TV will record it for replay on Public Access Channel 192; it will also be available on YouTube.

The public is encouraged to attend.

Forum will be moderated by Cody Proctor, KEPR news anchor. (Live-streaming and recording information is not yet available.)

The public is encouraged to attend.

Forum will be live-streamed on City of Pasco Facebook page (moderator is Mike Gonzales, KVEW news anchor). Pasco City Television will record it for replay on Public Access Channel 191; it will also be available on YouTube.

The public is welcome. You can bring your own lunch or snack. Allison Colotelo, who works at PNNL, will present research on the Snake River dams and fish.

Her talk will be followed by a discussion of Initiative 940, "De-escalate Washington" (http://www.deescalatewa.org). This measure would require all law enforcement officers in the state to receive violence de-escalation and mental health training, as developed by the criminal justice training commission.

The public is encouraged to attend.

Forum will be live-streamed on the KNDU Facebook page (moderator is Tracci Dial, KNDU news anchor). Charter will record it for replay on Charter Public Access Channel 190, and it will also be available on YouTube.

Members are invited to a picnic at 5:30 PM. Bring a dish or dessert to share (but come whether you bring food or not). We will provide tableware and beverages.

The public is welcome to come hear Senator Brown when she speaks at 6:30 PM. (Suggest the public arrive by 6:15.)

For questions, please contact Polly at 551-3818.

Candidates will be given time to speak. The Moderator will then ask questions. Questions from the audience will be collected and asked, as time permits, of all candidates.

The public is encouraged to attend.

The public is encouraged to attend.

The public is encouraged to attend.

The TCGS will also have a selection of artifacts and archives on display for this event that is free and open to the public.

Heather Wendt and Gretchen Graber will be our speakers. Heather works for the Conservation Districts and will speak on native plants and ones that can be grown in our own yards. Gretchen is a plant ecologist, former adjunct instructor at WSU who will speak about bad bugs and good bugs, including native pollinators.

We will also view two heritage gardens that are in the neighborhood, so wear your walking shoes and bring a water bottle if you would like. If drizzly that day, bring an umbrella.

We can ask questions about the status of wildlife habitat, preparing for climate change and any other points of interest.

A snack will be served at the end of the meeting.

This is a social event and is meant to be fun as well as informative.

If you can't be there in person - register for the webinar and watch from your home: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/regist.../5936816715555319297 (Webinar ID: 691-628-659)

Everyone is Welcome! You do not need to be an official delegate of your Local League to attend the convention! You may attend all of the programming, the dinners, the social events and caucuses as an interested League Member, and if you have a great League prospect who is not yet a member, you can bring them, too.