Month
April 2015
April 18-The League of Women Voters hosted the Mount Rainier’s Candidate Forum organized by the MtR Board of Elections. Questions were submitted by audience members. The event was broadcast on the local government channel. Topics of questions included: fostering stronger… Continue Reading →
County Councilwoman Deni Taveras held a meeting about the county-wide re-zoning of PG County. Zoning laws in this county are over 40 years old and need to be updated to suit modern advances. This meeting allowed the Councilwoman and her… Continue Reading →
County Councilwoman Deni Taveras announced there would be a massive “Litter Blitz” happening on two particular days in April in which PG County will be coming through to do a one-time litter clean-up along the “arterial roads”…or as she re-phrased… Continue Reading →
De Dios Es El Poder A friend invited me to her church to see her daughter participate in the church’s radio broadcast. It is part of a Spanish language radio station which has elementary school age kids in the radio… Continue Reading →
After my first campaign event: Lego Brunch : A Special Ward 2 Election Edition. Thank you to Ayelet & Jon for hosting a lovely brunch. Thanks to Sarah, Santana, and Mauli for helping me make way too much french toast!… Continue Reading →
At the Waterhole for Baba Ras D’s Sunday 11am Drum Class for kids.($3 donation) The Waterhole also hosts other regular community events including Wednesday mornings, 11am, a meeting of the new parents club. Parents and soon-to-be parents meet to share… Continue Reading →
On Wednesday evening, the Mount Rainier Business Association hosted their first ever Candidates’ Forum. Questions were taken ahead of time from local businesses and the public. Welcome by Larry Solomon, MRBA President 2 Minute Opening Statements from each candidate… Continue Reading →
Monday night was the night to submit your name to be on the ballot for the May 4 election. I came armed with 94 signatures. They went through some pages and gave the rest back since they didn’t need so… Continue Reading →