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Considering religion, politics

Rick Clore

The speaker for the October meeting of the Lake of the Woods Democratic Club is Rick Clore, a retired Baptist minister who has volunteered to work with the Youth Democratic Club at Orange County High School.

Rick also serves on the Executive Committee of the Orange County Democratic Committee.

He will lead a discussion on religion and politics, offering some insight on the recent surge of Christian nationalism.

The October Club meeting will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 12 in Classroom 2 at the LOW Community Center. The doors open at 1 p.m.. The program will begin at 1:30 p.m.

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Tips to make us safer

Jeff Liebolt, John Farrell and Jack Kelley, representatives of the Lake of the Woods Volunteer Fire and Rescue Co., receive a check for $100 from Valerie Smallwood of the LOW Democratic Club. The three speakers presented a program at the club’s Sept. 14 meeting on preventing fires and falls in the home and recognizing the signs of stroke. Their appearance was part of the squad’s risk-mitigation program.
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Home safety is topic of Sept. 14 meeting

John Farrell of the Lake of the Woods Fire and Rescue Company will present a program on keeping homes safe from fire and preventable accidents at the Sept. 14 meeting of the LOW Democratic Club.

The meeting will begin at 1 p.m. with a social period in Meeting Room 2 at the LOW Community Center. The program will begin at 1:30 p.m.

The LOW fire and rescue volunteers provide emergency services to homeowners in Lake of the Woods and the surrounding counties of Orange, Spotsylvania, and Culpeper.

The public is welcome to attend the presentation, regardless of political association.

 

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Send postcards to voters

The Orange County Democratic Committee has ordered 1,000 postcards and needs help to get them in the mail on Sept. 16 in time for the first day of early voting on Sept. 23.

If you are willing to help address cards, Elaine Freeland needs to hear from you by Wednesday, Aug. 24. There is no charge for the cards, but you must provide the 44-cent postage. You will be given a list of registered voters and their addresses.

This postcard effort is in conjunction with Rural Ground Game, an organization whose headquarters is the Shenandoah Valley. It is dedicated to the support, training, and development of rural Democratic candidates, campaigns and committees.

Contact Elaine at elaine.freeland@verizon.net.

By the way, in accordance with LOWA regulations, you can put your Abigail sign in your Lake of the Woods yard on Friday, Sept. 9. If you need a yard sign, request it on the Spanberger for Congress website and the sign will be delivered to you.