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April, 2025

Monday
7
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Monthly meeting of the Board of the League of Women Voters Los Altos Mountain View. For meeting information contact the president at president@lwvlamv.org.
Monday
14
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Our Housing Committee works locally in Mountain View, Los Altos, and Los Altos Hills to promote more affordable units and other city development policies that increase housing. Contact housing@lwvlamv.org for more information. Our regular meeting is the second Monday of the month. This month, we‘ll hold an in-person get-together.
Friday
18
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Federal Budget Threats to Local Public Safety, Health & Education with Margaret Abe-Koga, Santa Clara County Supervisor, Jessica Speiser, Santa Clara County Board of Education, & Pete Dailey, Los Altos Mayor. Hosted by the Los Altos Community Coalition.
Wednesday
23
Sobrato Center for Nonprofits, Redwood Room, ,
12:00 PM
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LWV of Palo Alto Lunch with League Speaker Event Local news is a cornerstone of our democracy, but it has been in crisis nationwide. At its 2024 convention, the League of Women Voters recognized that the decline of local news is a threat to democracy. Hear from Adam Dawes, CEO of Embarcadero Media, how the business has changed in recent years and how Embarcadero Media is evolving to meet these trends and preserve the Palo Alto Weekly, Almanac, Mountain View Voice, and Redwood City Pulse for years to come. Embarcadero Media serves a population of more than 500,000 people on the Midpeninsula and the East Bay‘s Tri-Valley.
Thursday
24
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Voter Services does outreach activities to register and educate voters at High Schools, Foothill College, Naturalization Ceremonies and other community events. We also organize non-partisan candidate forums and Pros & Cons progrms on ballot measures during election years.