Outside the Gym, we will have tabling:

Two high school teams will hold bake sales to support the teams.

The Food Pantry will be collecting donations.

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Also appreciated is the citation to the Massachusetts Moderators Association, noting the Spark of a Revolution initiative to celebrate Town Meetings' roles in the American Revolution.

I invited Longmeadow groups (like LHS music booster club, wrestling booster club, scouts, & more) to have food sales throughout the space.
And I'm asking our talented student musicians to perform.

We are working to streamline the check in process. Even with that, lines may be long. And if folks come aa early as 5, it is still a wait.
So, how can the wait be as enjoyable as possible?

Have Little Ones? Consider registering them to participate in the Little Voter's Lounge on Sept. 9. #Longmeadow #TownMeeting

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See the agenda (warrant)

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"“At first, it was what many people are fighting for today — in effect, due process,” added DiSalvo, who has encouraged moderators across the state this year to note the role of Town Meeting in the rebellion."

... "For taking away our Charters, abolishing our most valuable Laws, and altering fundamentally the Forms of our Governments:

For suspending our own Legislatures, and declaring themselves invested with power to legislate for us in all cases whatsoever."...

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These have been lasting contributions. While “It is his nature, not his standing, that makes the good man,” Publilius Syrus said, Saul’s nature has been one that increases the good in the world and uplifts the standing of all.

at the Springfield JCC to the mentorship he provides people interested in civic affairs, or to the enjoyment people get out of Jazz, to refereeing youth basketball and serving as a teacher, Saul’s contributions to the community are numerous, varied, and consistent over the decades.

There are few residents who have not had an encounter with Saul Finestone. From his regular post at the corner of Western Drive and Longmeadow Street, as part of the Black Lives Matter movement, to his leadership of monthly discussion groups

He has mentored numerous people, shared his understanding of people, and kept people talking and moving.

Saul Finestone is a remarkable man. Retired Middle School Social Studies teacher and World War Two United States Navy veteran, Mr. Finestone has been a community leader in the most extraordinary--and ordinary--ways.