Learn About Covid-19 Vaccine

The January meeting for the League of Women Voters of Montezuma County will be a Zoom conference with Marc Meyer who is the Director of the Pharmacy and of Infection Prevention for Southwest Health System. The discussion will be at 10 a.m. on Saturday, January 9, and the Zoom link will be on the Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/lwvmontezuma.org.

Questions for Meyer should be submitted in advance to Betty Janes at ejanes@frontier.net by January 6. You may have questions about how the vaccine will be administered in the local area. You may have questions about how the vaccine will make you feel. Whatever your questions relating to Covid-19, please submit them in advance, and plan on participating in the Zoom discussion.

Colorado's Vaccine Rollout Plan

League of Women Voters meetings are open to the public so please invite your friends to participate.

Regular meetings of the League are scheduled for the second Saturday morning of each month. If you have program suggestions, please contact Betty Janes at ejanes@frontier.net.

Reminder: It is time for membership renewals.

SUFFRAGIST BOOKLET PUBLISHED

    "Seven Women Who Never Gave Up" a 30 page booklet about seven leaders of the American suffragist movement is now available. While isolated at home during the pandemic, a team of members of the Montezuma County League of Women voters have written, edited, proofread, and published this project. Half of the copies will be donated to the high schools of the county to be a resource for civics and history teachers.

     A copy can be purchased for a donation of $5.00 to the League of Women Voters of Montezuma County. The booklets are a trove of little known facts. One entry is about Colorado’s own newspaper owner and suffragist, Caroline Nichols Churchill.

     The booklets would be interesting holiday gifts for family, friends, and young people. Send requests to Connie Fox at 6cpfox@gmail.com. She will arrange to deliver the booklets to you.