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Archive for the ‘News’ Category
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E.J. Dionne: Recognizing the immense contributions of America’s unions
Labor Day 2010
An excellent op-ed and reflection on what we owe the union movement and what we owe ourselves this Labor Day. Read this fine article from The Seattle Times.
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Locally:
Rally drums up union support
Heck, other Dem candidates stress job creation
CVTV Candidate Interviews 2010
CVTV has its candidate interviews up. Here we link to Jim’s interview for the 49th, Position 2. Other local candidates also have interviews up or coming soon.
Jim’s campaign acknowledges that without resources like CVTV our community would not be as informed about issues nor as able to enjoy our many cultural resource…s. Government television with its truly fair, balanced and local insights impart a neighborly feel to our airwaves and the Internet. It employs Washingtonians. It is fun and it is serious, and it worthy of our attention for all kinds of programming. For that we give it credit for its work.
Thank you CVTV.
“CVTV footage, obtained pursuant to the Public Disclosure Act, in no way is intended by CVTV, the City of Vancouver, or Clark County to either promote or oppose any candidate for public office or any ballot proposition.”
Children’s Alliance End of Session Report: 2010
During our last legislative session we sincerely attempted to aid and protect all our citizens, young and old alike. Below is an excerpt from a letter recieved from Teresa Mosqueda at the Children’s Alliance:
Throughout the 2010 Legislative Session, the Children’s Alliance worked hard to keep children and family priorities at the center of policy decisions and budget discussions. In the hardest legislative session in living history, the Children’s Alliance played a pivotal role by working closely with elected officials and our coalition partners to preserve essential funding and many critical support systems for Washington’s children. Please read the 2010 Legislative Session Review for an in-depth look at what was accomplished for kids, the setbacks that were averted, and the next steps we’re taking to keep children and families at the top of the priority list for next year.
