Green Mountain Citizen 2017 Winter Newsletter

Green Mountain Citizen 2017 Winter Newsletter

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Message from the Board

Submitted by in December 2017.

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by Kate Rader

First, I want to thank LWVCV member Johnna Ferguson for her work updating and enlivening our website. Check it out!

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New LWV-Vermont Website Goes Live

Submitted by in December 2017.

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Our website at lwvofvt.org has been updated to a new format that is more engaging and full of easy-to find information.  Check it out!

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How will Vermont reach its Greenhouse Gas Reduction Goals?

Submitted by in December 2017.

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by Sonja Schuyler, LWV-Vermont State Board

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Members Consider Civics Ed Options

Submitted by in December 2017.

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A small group of League members gathered late in November to discuss how our Civics Education program might proceed.

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Fourth Annual Spring Lecture Scheduled

Submitted by in December 2017.

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Veteran journalists Naomi Schalit and John Christie will discuss “Integrity of Journalism: How to be a critical-thinking news consumer,” at our Spring Lecture on Sa

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State Ethics Commission Update

Submitted by in December 2017.

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The State Ethics Commission has met four times since its first organizational meeting in October 2017 when the Vermont League of Woman Voter’s appointee Madeline Motta was elected Chair of the Commission.  

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Clean Water Update – Who will pay for clean water?

Submitted by in December 2017.

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by Sonja Schuyler, LWV-Vermont State Board

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Save the Date: April 6-8, 2018

Submitted by in December 2017.

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Plans are nearing completion for the 2018 New England (formerly Quad) State conference.

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Pros and Cons of Instant Runoff (Ranked Choice) Voting

Submitted by in December 2017.

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by Betty Keller

The LWVVT has a position in support of Instant Runoff Voting, but we here present a review of the arguments for and against it.

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