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From: Central Baltimore County Democratic Club (cbcdc cbcdc.org)
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| Date: Mon, 12 Apr 2010 17:49:19 -0700 (PDT) | |
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UPCOMING EVENTS If
you know of an event or activity that would be of interest to CBCDC members,
please contact Judy at cbcdc [at] cbcdc.org HELP MEALS ON WHEELS!
CBCDC VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION MEETING On TUESDAY, APRIL 13 at 6:00 pm (prior
to the regular CBCDC meeting) there will be an orientation meeting for people
interested in helping the CBCDC support the Meals on Wheels program. Contact
Tracy Miller at quita [at] comcast.net for more
information. TUESDAY, APRIL 13: NEXT CBCDC MEETING Our April meeting
will be on April 13, 2010. Matthew Stegman, the Maryland Democratic
Party representative in Baltimore County, will gear us up for the coming
election campaign season and Dan Ewald will help us celebrate the warm weather
by teaching us to save energy while saving money. Originally from Ohio, Matthew
has worked on several contentious campaigns and has a good feel for what needs
to happen in Baltimore County. As the club that provided much of the Central
Baltimore County support for Obama’s win in 2008, we’re critical to
ensuring the success of Democratic candidates in 2010. Our own Steve Lafferty
is going to need our help, and so will the other candidates—including
Governor O’Malley and Lt. Governor Brown. Dan Ewald is a thrifty environmentalist and
CBCDC board member. He’ll teach us how to save
money by being environmentally friendly. Join us at 6:45 for light
refreshments and at 7:15 for the meeting. PUBLIC FORUM: It’s the Classroom Stupid. A Plan to Save
America’s Schoolchildren. APRIL 21, 2010, 7:00 – 9:00 pm. The BLEWS (Black and
Jewish Forum of Baltimore, Inc) will present a forum on Public Education
featuring author and Baltimore City School Board Member, Kalman Hettlemna on
April 21, 2010 at Morgan State University. Place:
Murphy Fine Arts Center, Recital Hall, at 2201 Argonne Drive Parking:
Free parking in Y lot off Argonne Drive behind the Fine Arts Center or in
garage. More Information: Call BLEWS at 410-951-4199
or baltimoreblews [at] gmail.com CANDIDATE
MEET AND GREET: April 21 from 5-8 pm: 7 West Bistro, 7 West Chesapeake
Avenue in Towson, Half-price Hors d’oeuvres, beer & wine specials and
live music
APRIL EVENTS FOR DAVID KOSAK ·
April 22 from 6-9 pm: Happy Hour at Waterstone Bar &
Grille, 311 West Madison Street in Baltimore, $4 martinis, half-priced
burgers and music with DJ Alex Funk ·
April 28 from 6-9 pm: House Party at the home of Scott
Sokol and Judy Harris, 610 Stacy Court in Towson (Campus Hills
neighborhood), Food, drinks and an opportunity for me to answer your questions SUNDAY, MAY 2: CBCDC CONCERT
FUNDRAISER Mark
your calendars for 2 May from 4:00 to 6:00 PM and plan to attend the Gary
Rubin Concert and Cabaret at Towson University on a Sunday afternoon in
spring. If you’ll be making your way
out of the Towsontown Festival or wondering what you might do on such a lovely
Sunday evening, check this out: an opportunity to attend a gracious and
pleasant event with friends or loved ones. It will be a trip down Memory
Lane, an evening evoking the music of the past, as this talented singer, his
pianist, Brent Hardesty, and other band members please your ears and spirit
while you also may enjoy snacks and beverages. Tickets: $25. Sponsorship
opportunities available. MONDAY,
MAY 3: Rick Arnold for Clerk of the Circuit Court
2010, Campaign Kickoff Reception Rick
Arnold, Democratic candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court, will be hosting a
Campaign Reception on Monday, May 3, at the Towson Elks Lodge - 5pm
to 8pm. Hope to see you all there! REBOOTING
DEMOCRACY TOWN HALL MEETING. Sponsored by MoveOn.org The
Senator Theater Target
Date: May 4th, 2010 The
focus of the gathering is on how to combat the enormous and growing corporate influence
in the arena of politics and public policy. This is an important and salient topic,
especially given the recent decision from The Supreme Court to which President
Obama so memorably referred during his State Of The Union address before
Congress in January. The agenda for the town hall meeting will
include a few speakers, open discussion from the audience, and some breakout
sessions to discuss specific areas of interest within a small group
setting. MoveOn is hoping for a lively, open exchange of ideas and perspectives
and is reaching out to progressive-minded individuals and groups in this
area. The final details for the town hall meeting will be worked-out
shortly. Contact: Alan R. Stein, al_r_stein [at] yahoo.com Home: 410-252-8600, Cell: 410-812-8871. CALLS FOR VOLUNTEERS
VOLUNTEER
FOR LAFFERTY!! Delegate
Steve Lafferty
is running for re-election in the 42nd District and he needs YOU to be successful. There are lots of ways to
volunteer - small and large. The fight to keep Steve in the 42nd is on, so be a
part of it! Contact Anne Neal at neal [at] delegatelafferty.com
or 410-823-3401 http://www.delegatelafferty.com.
Senator
Jim Brochin
is running for re-election in the 42nd District and
volunteers are always appreciated! Contact Marc Lazerow at marc [at] jimbrochin.com or 410-929-4054 to
help!
Action Items With a newly refurbished office,
Kevin is ready to kick off the campaign for Baltimore County Executive in
style. He invites everyone to come take a look and a see all the progress
the team has made. If you are able to take time out of your busy schedule
to be a part of our upcoming, exciting county-wide event, or if you own a
vehicle that can seat six or more people, please email Jonny Akchin at jonny [at] kevinforthecounty.com, or
443-519-9449
New and improved website is now live!
Senator
Bobby Zirkin announces the release of the campaign’s new and
improved website: www.BobbyZirkin.com.
“I hope that this website serves as an easy way to correspond with my
legislative and campaign staff, enables you to learn about my positions on
important issues,
and invites you to join our exciting and high-energy campaign. We
will continue to send updates with community, legislative, and campaign announcements.
In the Kids
Corner, students can enjoy a fun educational page with the Hall
of Ideas, a coloring
book, an interactive
quiz about the History of Maryland, and even see the old Schoolhouse Rock
classic "I'm
Just a Bill." There are photos
from events around our community, and videos
dating back to the beginning of my political career.” Announcements
for candidates are communicated as a service for our members and do
constitute an endorsement. The CBCDC will officially endorse candidates
in races that concern Central Baltimore County sometime this summer. All paid
members who have been members at least 30 days at the time of the endorsements
will be allowed to vote. Click here for information on how to join the CBCDC. |
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