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Ernest Dieterich 1923-2010 longtime member of Winchester LWV read more

Town Election March 30 Don't Just Stand There - Run! Many offices to be filled! Click here for details

An Online Publication January 2010 Volume 89, Number 4

CONTENTS Click on green title to read an article or for further information Brainstorm Brunch, January 24, 12.30-2pm The Ledges, Winchester Readings for Brainstorm Brunch: Proposed LWVUS Studies Cabinet Level Department of Peace Role of the federal government in public education Report on Moveable Feast, December 4 League members honored our town employees at this annual celebration. Thank you note from Town Manager High School Voter Registration  New Member Profile Meredith Conway Excerpts from Gail Collins' When Everything Changed: The Amazing Journey of American Women from 1960 to the Present About the second wave of feminism,  Collins writes…”for the most part, the generation that took the risks, filed the suits, held the press conferences, and made the demands were not the ones who benefited.”  Would you like to improve your website skills? Are you a stay at home mom or dad? Between jobs? Here's a great way to improve your resume! Website Classes offered now by Winchester Recreation Dept Bring Your Kids to the Polls Lucy Stone event March 9: Save the Date Keep abreast of happenings on Beacon Hill by going to the websites of Senator Pat Jehlen  and Representative Jason Lewis     Click here, or use website index at left, to find Steering Committee Members,   Bulletin Committee Members and Calendar

Book Discussion January 14 2010 Click for Photos

LWV celebrates its 90th year! Winchester LWV held its first meeting on June 2, 1920. Read our History!

Click here for the HISTORY of the Winchester League
“A meeting of those interested in women’s suffrage was called by Miss Pond,
state organizer, at Madame Nowell’s, Winchester, March 20, 1888, at three o’clock....
.....but all was not white gloves and tea"....."

Site last updated January 29 2010