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Library Rally Location Change
See Move to Ashland Sheriff Department Annex below.
THE DATE IS STILL THE 11th.
Support the Ashland Library and Library Board
against a group of people with specific religious views who want to remove some health books from the children and teen nonfiction section. Initially told no, at the next board meeting they plan to pressure the library board to resign.
Supporters will be meeting Thursday, August 11 from 4-5 PM in the
Ashland Sheriff Department ANNEX at 1205 East Main Street, Ashland.
This change was made in order to accommodate everyone who wants to attend.
This should be a bipartisan concern, so please invite all your friends who love the library.
There may be buttons available to purchase onsite. If you like to wear a T shirt to show your support, take a shirt to Madame Bagnabit's shop downtown and they have a silkscreen design ready to put on your shirt. You may also make a supportive sign to carry.
You may also purchase T shirts directly from the American Library Association at this link.
https://alagraphics-gift-shop.myspreadshop.com/uabb
Sadly, this effort to remove children's books is happening often enough nowadays that the library has pertinent shirts.
There is an organized rally, you can click on the link below to get information and sign up. However, you don't have to sign up, just join us.
support.https://www.mobilize.us/2022coordinatedcommittee/event/485102/
See Move to Ashland Sheriff Department Annex below.
THE DATE IS STILL THE 11th.
Support the Ashland Library and Library Board
against a group of people with specific religious views who want to remove some health books from the children and teen nonfiction section. Initially told no, at the next board meeting they plan to pressure the library board to resign.
Supporters will be meeting Thursday, August 11 from 4-5 PM in the
Ashland Sheriff Department ANNEX at 1205 East Main Street, Ashland.
This change was made in order to accommodate everyone who wants to attend.
This should be a bipartisan concern, so please invite all your friends who love the library.
There may be buttons available to purchase onsite. If you like to wear a T shirt to show your support, take a shirt to Madame Bagnabit's shop downtown and they have a silkscreen design ready to put on your shirt. You may also make a supportive sign to carry.
You may also purchase T shirts directly from the American Library Association at this link.
https://alagraphics-gift-shop.myspreadshop.com/uabb
Sadly, this effort to remove children's books is happening often enough nowadays that the library has pertinent shirts.
There is an organized rally, you can click on the link below to get information and sign up. However, you don't have to sign up, just join us.
support.https://www.mobilize.us/2022coordinatedcommittee/event/485102/
Our Monthly Meetings
EVERYONE IS INVITED AND ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND
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Ashland, OH
County Central Committee 3rd Thursday of every month, 6:00 PM
Freer Field Visitor Center Community Room 1301 Park Street, Ashland All Area Dems are Welcome! |
Ashland, OH
Democratic Women's Organization 4th Tuesday of every month, 6 PM
Via Zoom starting October 1, 2021 Please sign up for our newsletter to receive the monthly agenda and Zoom Link |
ABOUT US
We are focused on electing top notch candidates to serve Ohio's citizens. We are also involved in many community projects ranging from picnics to fundraisers. We believe in building a better tomorrow to create a sustainable future for the next generations.
The Ashland County, Ohio, Democratic Party represents the areas of Ashland City, Bailey Lakes, Hayesville, Jeromesville, Loudonville, Mifflin, Nankin, Perrysville, Polk, Savannah, and Sullivan.
The Ashland County, Ohio, Democratic Party represents the areas of Ashland City, Bailey Lakes, Hayesville, Jeromesville, Loudonville, Mifflin, Nankin, Perrysville, Polk, Savannah, and Sullivan.
