​The Windems

UPCOMING EVENTS
Windems Monthly Meeting
Please join us as we discuss what to do in 2022.
TOPIC: WHAT TO DO IN 2022
Let’s kick off the New Year by reviewing our mission, reflecting on our accomplishments, and determining what to do in 2022.
  1. Review Windems' Mission
  2. Reflect on 2021 accomplishments
  3. Determine what to focus on in 2022
  4. Remind ourselves of the “Election Objectives” in our Mission
  5. Prepare for 2022 Elections - March & November
  6. Plan for educating ourselves and the public on relevant issues (Come prepared to share the topics of interest to you.)
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 12, 2022
​6:30 - 8:00 PM
To attend the Zoom meeting, please register in advance.
WHAT YOU MAY HAVE MISSED

WHAT HATH SUNUNU WROUGHT?
​The Far Right Takeover of NH

10/14 - Kent Street Coalition

Click below to watch the video recording of the meeting.

NH Gun Laws and Gun Violence Prevention
​Rep. Amy Bradley

10/13 - Windems Monthly Meeting

Discussion on Teaching Truth and Combatting Propaganda In Your Community

10/12 - BLM & Granite State Progress
RECENT NEWS
WINDHAM INDEPENDENT NEWS
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 19, 2021
Finally, Infrastructure Help is on the Way! 
This week, President  Biden signed the bi-partisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. For decades, Presidents and Presidential candidates promised to address the critical issue of crumbling roads and bridges, and other national infrastructure deficiencies – but no one did. These deficiencies negatively impact public safety, as well as our country’s ability to compete in the global economy. Now, we are finally doing something about it.

What does this mean for New Hampshire? 

The bill sends an estimated $1.1 billion in federal aid to update roads, and another $225 million for bridge repair and replacement over five years. That will help to address the 215 bridges and nearly 700 miles of highway that are in “poor condition”.

Around $125 million will go toward improving public transportation options in New Hampshire. Currently on average, workers using public transportation spend twice as much time commuting compared to those who drive.

Read the full article here.
WHAT YOU MAY HAVE MISSED
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