Join us for our August LC Chamber Luncheon! These monthly events take place in varied locations around Lincoln City, and it's always a treat! This month's Guest Speaker Superintendent Majalise Tolan will present updates from the Lincoln County School District Location: Lincoln City Cultural Center 540 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367 Email: info@lcchamber.com Date/Time: Tuesday, August 27th 11:30am-1pm Admission: $20 Members $25 Non-members $5 Beverage
Do you want to help us plan our annual fundraiser? Join this meeting and give us your ideas. Meeting will be via zoom. Contact: dems@lincolncountydemocratsoregon.com to volunteer.
Bring your signs, or wave ours, to show your support for candidates! Nelscott 3pm - 4pm Thursday Drivers really support Kamala! They honk, wave, and give us thumbs up.
Join us in Lincoln City for our General meeting. 5pm - 6:30pm at the Lincoln City Community Center (Rec Center), 2150 NE Oar Place, Lincoln City Meeting will focus on Get Out The Vote and planning for our fundraiser
Join our weekly rally for democracy to show your support for all things Democratic! Noon-2pm, Every Saturday until November election. Intersection of Hwy 101 and US 22
Join us to wave signs in support of our Democratic candidates. We will be in Nelscott (Lincoln City), 3pm-4pm, bring signs if you have them. We have plenty of signs and enthusiasm!
In this meeting we will refresh everyone’s memory about what the NLP program is; talk about the feedback we received in the survey, and how we have responded to the suggestions; do some hands-on with MiniVAN; and do a quick training in NLP Services. For new people, we will schedule a time to set up their turf and take them through some of the hands-on again. We might set a date for another optional Zoom or in-person meeting before/as we get started. Meet us at the Driftwood Library, 801 SE Hwy 101 #201, Lincoln City, OR 97367 on September 5 at 4pm-5:45pm
Join our weekly rally for democracy to show your support for all things Democratic! Noon-2pm, Every Saturday until November election. Intersection of Hwy 101 and US 22
In this meeting we will refresh everyone's memory about what the NLP program is; talk about the feedback we received in the survey, and how we have responded to the suggestions; do some hands-on with MiniVAN; and do a quick training in NLP Services. For new people, we will schedule a time to set up their turf and take them through some of the hands-on again. We might set a date for another optional Zoom or in-person meeting before/as we get started. Meet us at the Newport Library, 35 NW Nye St, Newport on September 7 at 3:30pm-4:57pm
Party with Some Postcards! Please come to a "postcard party" and help us reach our goal to write and address 3,000 postcards to send to important groups of voters! We will have a sample message that you can use or personalize, along with names and addresses of these key voters. You will be writing and addressing postcards that we will send in the mid-October timeframe to encourage these voters to vote for Democratic candidates in this election. Also . . . we'll have snacks! Please RSVP to lspence.it@gmail.com by August 31 to join others who are equally excited about this election on one of these dates: 1) Postcard Party 1: September 10 from 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. in the Newport airport area (address will be provided in a reminder message) 2) Postcard Party 2: September 16 from 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. in the Taft area of Lincoln City (address provided later in a reminder message) 3) Postcard Party 3: September 23 from 6 - 8 p.m. in the Waldport Community Center at 265 NW Hemlock Street Important: Your RSVP is crucial so that we know how many postcards, addresses, and snacks(!!) to have ready for you when you attend.
Bring your signs, or wave ours, to show your support for candidates! Nelscott 3pm – 4pm every Thursday until Nov election Drivers really support Kamala! They honk, wave, and give us thumbs up.
Join our weekly rally for democracy to show your support for all things Democratic! Noon-2pm, Every Saturday until November election. Intersection of Hwy 101 and US 22
