The Town Government and Observer Committee Warrant Review Sessions are an opportunity to learn and ask questions about the warrant articles that will be voted on at the June Concord Town Meeting. The hybrid events are free and open to the public.
The Town Government and Observer Committee Warrant Review Sessions are an opportunity to learn and ask questions about the warrant articles that will be voted on at the June Concord Town Meeting. The hybrid events are free and open to the public.
Join us for a screening of a documentary on Maine’s experience with Ranked Choice Voting (RCV), followed by a Q&A discussion. The event aims to inform about RCV in the context of Article 28, which proposes its use in Concord’s municipal elections.
The Town Government and Observer Committee Warrant Review Sessions are an opportunity to learn and ask questions about the warrant articles that will be voted on at the June Concord Town Meeting. The hybrid events are free and open to the public.
The Town Government and Observer Committee Warrant Review Sessions are an opportunity to learn and ask questions about the warrant articles that will be voted on at the June Concord Town Meeting. The hybrid events are free and open to the public.
What is the Massachusetts government doing to keep us safe from the actions in D.C.? Discussion with State Representative Simon Cataldo, Governors' Council Member Mara Dolan, and LWVMA Legislative Action Chair Jen Muroff.
Author and Concord resident Robert Gross will be interviewed by League member Diane Proctor followed by questions from the audience. Join us at the library or on Zoom.
A thought-provoking discussion on honoring local Indigenous history beyond colonial narratives. Learn about the land’s original stewards and explore how we can expand our historical perspective.
LWVCC has invited all candidates for Select Board, School Committee, and Town Moderator to attend the Candidate Forum on March 16. Listen to the candidates speak their minds and answer your questions.
