What an incredible way to wrap up our fiscal year! Yesterday's membership meeting at the Newport Public Library was a powerful reminder of what makes our community so special. Whether you pulled up a chair with us in the room or logged in from home via Zoom, your presence, questions, and energy made the day a resounding success. A central highlight of the night was our guest lecture by prominent immigration attorney Kate Sinkins. She offered an illuminating, deeply human look

📢 Important Updates: Schedule Changes & Thursday Meeting Details Hello members and subscribers, We want to make sure everyone has the most accurate timeline for local civic events over the next few days. Please review these updates carefully, as a few plans in the community have shifted. 🛑 Tomorrow: Public Town Hall Canceled (May 27th) If you were planning to attend the public Town Hall featuring Secretary of State Tobias Read tomorrow, Wednesday, May 27th, please note that

Public Notice: Virtual Candidate Forum The Lincoln County League of Women Voters invites you to a Virtual Candidate Forum on April 28, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM . All 12 candidates running for the three seats on the Board of Commissioners (May 19th Primary) have been invited. This event is produced with the technical support of Oregon Coast Community College (OCCC). While the forum will originate from OCCC’s North Campus, the public is welcome to attend in-person viewing

All voices are equal at the ballot box, and we all want to be sure our voices are heard. VOTE411.org is the League of Women Voters’ website where you can find all the information you need to cast your ballot. It’s virtual, nonpartisan, and available in both English and Spanish. Even for those of us who’ve voted before, the process can be confusing. VOTE411 gives you personalized information for your ballot. Our local Voter Service committee will assist in gathering this info

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By Robin Wedertz I believe that Voting is our Nation's most critical fundamental right. It is by this vessel that all other rights have...

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By Alice Vachss Explaining how I came to join the League of Women Voters ought to require only a short paragraph but unfortunately, my...