UPCOMING EVENT

Wednesday, May 21

7:00 pm

Logan Library, Community Room A

The League of Women Voters of Cache Valley invites everyone to join their next meeting on May 21st at 7:00 pm at the Logan Library in Community Room A. The meeting will explore Utah’s latest legislative session from the perspective of its specific implications for Cache Valley. There will be plenty of time for questions so all participants can leave feeling informed and prepared to engage with their representatives on the issues that matter to our community. The speaker will be Karina Brown, Policy Analyst for Cache County.

“Right now, there seems to be a constant flow of political news, and it can be hard to sift through to find what most impacts us locally,” said Kendra Penry, the spokesperson for the Cache Valley league. “We hope this meeting with be a chance to do just that, plus inspire us all to stay engaged in a time when it feels easy to disengage. Come with questions and an open mind as we explore how decisions made this year will directly impact our valley and the year ahead. All are welcome to join!”

PAST EVENTS

  • Link to a recording of the General Meeting “We are in a Great (Salt Lake) Pickle” with Jaime Butler, founding coordinator of the Great Salt Lake Institute of Westminger College, children’s book author, and co-editor of a book on the biology of the Great Salt Lake.

  • Link to a recording of Candidate Forum held October 5 with candidates Patrick Belnap, Dan Johnson, and David Zook. In place of a meeting for November, we will be encouraging people to vote.

  • Link to a recording of our August meeting, where the Cache Open Space Initiative and the RAPZ tax were discussed.

  • Link to meeting on complaint filed on behalf of League of Women Voters of Utah, Mormon Women for Ethical Government and individual voters challenging Utah’s new partisan gerrymandered congressional map and the Utah Legislature’s repeal of a 2018 anti-gerrymandering citizen initiative law.

  • Link to video of The Great Salt Lake: Going, Going, Gone by Dr. Wayne Wurtsbaugh, Watershed Sciences Department, USU (May 4)

    Link to printed presentation.

  • Securing the Future of the Logan River by Dr. Frank Howe (April 6)