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


Welcome to the Website of the Winchester League of Women Voters!
Explore the site by clicking on the HEADINGS ( above) and on the MENU items (at left)

*Click for information about State Primary, Tues. Sept. 14*
General Election is on Tuesday, November 2



An Online Publication
July 2010 - Volume 89, Number 8

CONTENTS
Click on green title to read an article or for further information

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

Thanks to our Local Business Supporters who help to underwrite the civic work of the League: Costello Funeral Home, Litho-Craft Inc., Galapagos Direct, Saltmarsh Insurance and Winchester Multicultural Network


The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan political organization,
encourages the informed and active participation of citizens in government,
works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences
public policy through education and advocacy.

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 August 28 2010