vision2020@moscow.com: Re: Concerned About Our Youngest Community Members?

Re: Concerned About Our Youngest Community Members?

Lori Keenan (lkeenan@norby.latah.lib.id.us)
Fri, 22 May 1998 11:13:14 -0700 (PDT)

John and Laurie, please attend the Retreat on June 13 to give your input on
what needs to happen in Moscow for young children. Hopefully, it will be a
good opportunity to meet others with the same interest and concerns, and to
begin to envision what is possible.

This invitation is, of course, extended to all Visionaries. What a golden
opportunity we have here to talk about a broad range issues such as
community safety, community health and wellness, education from pre-school
to university, economic development, beautification, revitalization,
historic preservation, the state of the arts and technology in our
community, and many, many more.
We hope that many of you will join us as we take part of a day out or our
hectic lives to take a look at this place called Moscow, Idaho and identify
what it is we like about it and how we can help it to become even better.

Please look for a registration form to the Retreat in this weekend's Daily
News. Publicity for the event will step up within the next 3 weeks.

I hope to see all of you at the Retreat! Lori Keenan (the other Lori)

>John and Laurie Danahy
>jdanahy@turbonet.com
>
>As a member of the Early Childhood Service Council, I am pleased to
>announce the formation of a Citizen Council for Young Children. This group
>is intended to be a coalition of citizens concerned with the quality of
>life for children birth - age 8, in Moscow and Latah County. Membership is
>open to families, business people, representatives of service
>organizations, and community volunteers interested in identifying and
>addressing issues which affect the lives of our youngest community members.
>
>We will be holding a community meeting in late June to bring together folks
>from the community who would be interested in working with/on the council.
>Possible activities for the council might include:
>1) working with area legislators on early childhood issues
>2) identifying and/or developing community assets which can benefit young
>children
>3) facilitating educational activities or forums to increase communitiy
>awareness
>4) connecting volunteers with early childhood programs
>
>Support for the formation of the Citizen Council for Young Children is
>provided through a Head Start-State Collaboration grant to the Early
>Childhood Service Council of Moscow. The service council is made up of
>representatives from agencies that provide services to families with young
>children.
>
>If you are interested in the Citizen's Council, please watch this list for
>the meeting announcement (we're looking at Saturday, June 27), or feel free
>to contact me.
>
>Laurie Danahy
>(Wearing my Head Start Hat)
>
>
>

Lori Keenan, Director
Latah County Library District
110 S. Jefferson Street
Moscow, ID 83843
tel: (208)882-3923
fax: (208) 882-5098
e-mail: lkeenan@norby.latah.lib.id.us

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