Community Corner
Community Conversation About Community
The League of Women Voters and several other Lexington organizations will host "Community Conversation" on September 27 in which residents can share thoughts about what constitutes a great community and suggestions of ways to work together to achieve it.
The following is a press release submitted by the League of Women Voters of Lexington.
We go through our busy days focused on what gets our attention and interest - our work, health, parents, children, community. We have all chosen to live in Lexington, a town that has a vibrant and caring community.
But, does this "community" give us what we need? And, what do we contribute to the "community" to make it successful?
A “Community Conversation," Tuesday evening, Sept/ 27, will provide an opportunity for the people of Lexington to share our thoughts about what constitutes a great community and suggestions of how we can work together to achieve it.
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The evening will be facilitated by Town Moderator Deborah Brown and sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Lexington; Cary Memorial Library; Lexington’s Council on Aging, Recreation Committee, and Human Services and Recreation Departments; Lexington Stand for Children; LexFUN! and Lexington Safe Routes to School Committee.
Coffee will be available at 6:45 p.m. with the program beginning promptly at 7 p.m. in Keilty Hall at , 2001 Mass Ave.
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All are welcome and there is no admission charge. For more information or to carpool, email lwv.lexington@gmail.com or call 781-861-6069.
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