See this C.O.V.E. announcement from Teri Janine Quinn, President, Bloomingdale Civic Association:
THURSDAYS with Candidates
Community Forums (forums, not debates!)
March 22 – May 3, 2012
C.O.V.E.
http://ward5cove.blogspot.com
Coalition for Voter Empowerment
Is a voter education initiative, sponsored by a coalition of six civic associations of the West End of Ward 5 in Washington, D.C.
[Bates, Bloomingdale, Eckington, Edgewood, Hanover, and Stronghold Civic Associations]
Mission
C.O.V.E. was established in 2006 as a neighborhood coalition to empower and to educate the citizens of Ward 5 within the said civic association boundaries (who were otherwise left out of major outreach and educational opportunities) about the mayoral and Ward 5 Council electoral process.
C.O.V.E. addresses two major factors:
• The historic neglect of the ``West End`` of Ward 5
• The increasing influx of ``new residents`` to the neighborhood – some that may lack general knowledge about the D C politics and its impact on these communities; and the historical change and needs of Ward 5 in particular.
Coming this Thursday, March 29, 2012
7PM
Ron Magnus
8PM
Ruth E. Marshall
Place: McKinley Technology HS
151 T Street, NE – Room 150
Washington, DC 20002
Time: 6:15PM (meet `n` greet)–
7:00 - 9:00PM (Candidates forum).
For More Information, please contact: Teri Janine Quinn 214 then 908 then 1908 or email: Terijanine@gmail.com
THURSDAYS with Candidates
Community Forums (forums, not debates!)
March 22 – May 3, 2012
C.O.V.E.
http://ward5cove.blogspot.com
Coalition for Voter Empowerment
Is a voter education initiative, sponsored by a coalition of six civic associations of the West End of Ward 5 in Washington, D.C.
[Bates, Bloomingdale, Eckington, Edgewood, Hanover, and Stronghold Civic Associations]
Mission
C.O.V.E. was established in 2006 as a neighborhood coalition to empower and to educate the citizens of Ward 5 within the said civic association boundaries (who were otherwise left out of major outreach and educational opportunities) about the mayoral and Ward 5 Council electoral process.
C.O.V.E. addresses two major factors:
• The historic neglect of the ``West End`` of Ward 5
• The increasing influx of ``new residents`` to the neighborhood – some that may lack general knowledge about the D C politics and its impact on these communities; and the historical change and needs of Ward 5 in particular.
Coming this Thursday, March 29, 2012
7PM
Ron Magnus
8PM
Ruth E. Marshall
Place: McKinley Technology HS
151 T Street, NE – Room 150
Washington, DC 20002
Time: 6:15PM (meet `n` greet)–
7:00 - 9:00PM (Candidates forum).
For More Information, please contact: Teri Janine Quinn 214 then 908 then 1908 or email: Terijanine@gmail.com
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