The Chequama-Care COVID-19 Response Fund: Request For Proposals
/It is our honor to provide information about funds available for non-profit organizations providing critical services in our area in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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It is our honor to provide information about funds available for non-profit organizations providing critical services in our area in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Congress needs to appropriate funds to guarantee our right to vote and a safe presidential election in November.
You can easily sign and send the petition by clicking on the link below.
www.brennancenter.org
The Greater Wausau Chamber of Commerce and Wisconsin Public Radio will host a live stream debate between 7th Congressional District candidates Democrat Tricia Zunker and Republican Tom Tiffany on May 4 at 7 p.m.
The virtual platform of the debate will allow the public an opportunity to engage in real-time moderated chat as they watch the debate. The chat feature will also allow participants to ask questions that may be used in the debate.
Click here to register.
The debate will also be broadcast live on 90.9 and 101.3/Wausau, 89.1/Adams-Wisconsin Rapids, 100.9/Marshfield, 99.1/Stevens Point, AM 930/Auburndale, 90.3/Park Falls, 89.9/Rhinelander-Eagle River. The debate will be re-broadcast at 10 a.m. on The Ideas Network and 7 p.m. on 90.9/Wausau on May 8.
The winner of the May 12 special election will fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Rep. Sean Duffy.
Read MoreCheck out these simple step-by-step instructions for getting an absentee ballot from your smart phone! https://asgoeswisconsin.com/blog/absenteevoting-may12th
Read MoreIt is our honor to share with you information about a local relief fund that has the backing of the Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation and is the product of inspired and thoughtful efforts by members of our community.
Click this link which will lead you to the website where you can donate or request funds that will be used to counter the upheaval in our area caused by the Coronavirus pandemic.
Read MoreHere is the April-August issue of The Leaguer. Once again we thank Pete Skoro for the fabulous layout and design! In addition to articles describing committee activities, and exhibits that were unfortunately curtailed or impeded by the pandemic, you will find some of the pictures that Jamey Ritter took during our March 8 Gala. The poster she designed and an explanation of the women depicted make up the last two pages of the newsletter. May you enjoy reading it!
Read MoreDue to the COVID-19 pandemic, we recommend that everyone in the district request their absentee ballot as soon as possible. You have until May 7 but the sooner you make your request, the better. You can make your request at myvote.wi.gov. More info on voting absentee is available here.
To save yourself some time, while you are requesting an absentee ballot, you may also elect to have absentee ballots sent to you for the rest of the elections this year.
Learn more about the candidates and what you need to do to get ready to vote by visiting VOTE411.org. Candidate responses to the League's questions are available on the site in English and Spanish.
If you're unsure if you're in Congressional District 7, you can find out if you're in the district by viewing your voter information here.
If you haven't had a chance to speak out in favor of a Carbon Tax (HR 763) or against Enbridge Line 5, you can go to https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2020WISpringHearingInput to voice your opinion for the Wisconsin Conservation Congress proceedings. The items are the last two on the survey. Voting closes Thursday, April 16 at 7 pm.
Read MoreOnline voter registration has been extended to Monday, March 30. (See Federal judge extends online voter registration deadline.) All your voting needs can be met with one stop at myvote.wi.gov. Let's lessen the burden on our municipal workers by voting early by mail.
Read MoreAs mentioned during our Gala in recognition of the young adults who are leading us forward in the struggle for an equitable and sustainable world, the unique collaborative, grass-roots visual arts exhibit titled The Tar Sands Storytelling Project is on display all month at Salmagundi, in Ashland.
From Joel & Jocelyn at Salmagundi: We have made the decision to postpone the March 13 reception at Salmagundi to fall on the side of caution when it comes to public health. We hope that we can reschedule for later in the month, perhaps when the folks would be here to pick up the art. We are keeping our business closed for the next week, at least, to see how things progress. We are terribly sorry for any inconvenience and disappointment to all, including ourselves, who have been planning and looking forward to this very important event.
Read MoreThe League of Women Voters of Ashland and Bayfield Counties is a nonpartisan political organization whose main objective is to promote political responsibility through the informed and active participation of all citizens in government at all levels, especially locally. Making Democracy Work!
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