We had brilliant weather for the evening of the dinner. The honorees and most guests arrived pretty early this year, but we were ready early, so we were really able to keep everyone happy throughout the evening. Along with our robust selection of delicious, homemade food, we had a special treat in store for all our guests, live music from the newly reestablished Farmington Community Band. This was the band's first public performance and they didn't disappoint. I think
our team efforts left everyone attending feeling great. We loved that Carol Shea Porter took time out of her busy schedule for us to present the award to each honoree and add wonderful sentiments about each honoree and the importance of being involved in your community. It was an absolute joy honoring Manny Krasner, the Three Ponds Protective Association, and the New Durham Recreation Commission. Each exemplifies how a sense of community and teamwork can indeed change the world, even if it is just a small section of it. If you didn't get a chance to attend, watch the video below to hear each honoree speak. I really appreciate all the
planning, prep, and hard work everyone put into the event. I hope we'll see even more of you next year! Kyle Leach-Chair Tri Town Democratic Committee.
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Another Successful Tri-Town Dems Honors Dinner-Photos & Video & Written Recap
Sunday, May 29, 2016
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Tri- Town Dems Meeting, Thursday, January 14th At 7PM, Emma Ramsey Center, Milton
Saturday, January 9, 2016
Hi Folks,
Happy
new Year. This is your gentle reminder that the TriTown Democrats will
be meeting this coming Thursday, January 14, 2016, at 7:00 PM in the
Emma Ramsey Center in Milton. Sorry, I do not have the minutes from the
last meeting to attach for you. I will get those around to you as soon
as they become available.
Meeting Agenda
Call to Order
Presentation: Kristy Martino, RESULTS (www.results.org)
Secretary's Report
Treasurer's Report
Digital and Social Media Report
Old Business
Next Meeting
We will have a guest speaker at our January 14th meeting.Call to Order
Presentation: Kristy Martino, RESULTS (www.results.org)
Secretary's Report
Treasurer's Report
Digital and Social Media Report
Old Business
Honors Dinner Committee Report
Other Old Business Items
New BusinessOther Old Business Items
Visibilities
Meeting Schedule for 2016
Other New Business Items
Upcoming EventsMeeting Schedule for 2016
Other New Business Items
Next Meeting
Our next scheduled meeting will be on February 12, at 7:00 PM in the Emma Ramsey Center in Milton.
AdjournmentKristy Martino, U.S. Poverty Grassroots Organizer from RESULTS, will describe her group’s work to train volunteers to advocate for education, health, and economic opportunity by influencing policy makers. RESULTS can provide training and research for action.
RESULTS Mission and Vision
Volunteer profiles and how we train and support them to become effective advocates
Our RESULTS (key success in making tax credits for working families permanent this year)
Special projects: REAL Change youth fellowship and Experts on Poverty
Seacoast and NH/ME RESULTS chapters
RESULTS is a movement of passionate, committed everyday people. Together they use their voices to influence political decisions that will bring an end to poverty.
Volunteers receive training, support, and inspiration to become skilled advocates. In time, volunteers learn to effectively advise policy makers, guiding them towards decisions that improve access to education, health, and economic opportunity.
With every hour of their time, volunteers multiply their impact through the enormous power of advocacy — whether it’s helping change policy to support millions of families putting food on the table or helping raise billions of dollars for the world’s most vulnerable children.
Backed by the in-depth research and legislative expertise of staff, RESULTS advocates realize the incredible power they possess to use their voices to change the world.
RESULTS Educational Fund, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that:
- Performs cutting-edge research and oversight.
- Educates and mobilizes the public, policy makers, and the media.
- Supports powerful citizenship by training volunteers in public speaking, generating media, and educating their communities and elected officials on issues of poverty.
- RESULTS, Inc., a nonprofit, grassroots advocacy 501(c)(4) organization:
- Pushes for specific policies and legislation to address poverty.
- Empowers people to become powerful voices for the end of poverty through grassroots advocacy.
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Organizers/Donations Needed-SCDC Yard Sale-Saturday May 9th, 10-2
Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Dear Strafford County Democrat:
1. Please find a large cardboard box, one that is sturdy and will hold a lot of things.
2.
As you go around your house, your shed, your barn, your garage etc.,
put things in the box that are interesting, in good condition and useful
to someone.... but not you.
3.
Specifically these things can be new, elderly or antique. They can be
tools, dishes, collectible items, jewelry, fancy hats, kitchen
appliances and utensils, books, office supplies etc.
4.
Think about putting small pieces of furniture like small tables,
interesting chairs, lamps (floor and table), paintings and prints,
picture frames, art, umbrella stands, fancy flower pots, lacy linens
next to the box which is getting quite full by now.
5.
On or about May 1, bring what you have collected, old snowshoes, useful
athletic equipment, lawn furniture to 23 Boston Harbor Rd., Dover Point
NH to Caroline French's house, the site of the yard sale. This yard
sale will benefit the Strafford County Democratic Committee — their projects, our candidates and your goals.
Come back and spend a few hours helping Caroline sort and price things May 1-8. PLEASE join the yard sale committee as a lead organizer…email Caroline below. If you have any sheets of old computer labels, please bring them for price stickers.
Things not to bring:
- Leftovers from your own yard sale
- Things that are broken and beyond repair
- Clothes, except for shoes that are almost new and things like leather aviator jackets. New straw hats that you bought and thought you liked but don't would also work. The same goes for small luggage, purses, baskets and the like.
Then
on Saturday, May 9, come back and help us run the best new yard sale
ever in Strafford County. We will have a grill and hotdogs. Sign on to
bring chips, ice cream sandwiches and peanuts in the shell. This sale
will run from 10 to 2 and a rope will be across the end of the driveway
and there will be no early birds no matter what.
- We also need worker bees after the sale at 2pm to help clean up and haul away. Our goal is to make enough money to help elect Democrats throughout all Strafford County in 2016!
Thanks ahead of time for helping to make this important fundraiser and recycling event successful.
Strafford County Democratic Committee Ex Com,
Ann, Susan, Lorraine, Bill, Dennis, Paul, Gene, Mike, Elise, Caroline
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