Democracy for New Hampshire - Portsmouth

Portsmouth Democrats Annual Fall Banquet

Sat, 06 Oct 2007 08:12:43 -0400

Democrats Annual Fall Banquet with Keynote Speaker Presidential Candidate Governor Bill Richardson
Tickets $35. Choice of three entrees: Roast Vermont Turkey, Peppered Roast Sirloin or Tortellini alla Fresca. When reserving tickets please include name, address, phone number, email (if applicable) and meal choice. We must have this information to reserve your ticket!
Registration deadline is Friday, October 5. Reservations made after Oct 5 can not be guaranteed. Checks should be made out to the Portsmouth Democrats and mailed to Tom Slater at 605 F.W. Hartford Dr. Portsmouth, NH 03801. More info: Tom at t.s.slater@comcast.net or 418-8796

"Beer, Barbecue and Sensible priorities" with Jim Hightower

Wed, 27 Sep 2006 12:56:23 -0400

"Beer, Barbecue and Sensible priorities" with Jim Hightower
Best-selling author and progressive radio pundit.
Music by Matt Jensen and friends
BBQ dinner
October 13
6:30-10 p.m.
Portsmouth Kayak Adventures
185 Wentworth Road
Portsmouth, NH
Free admission; $15 for barbecue dinner.
For information or to reserve barbecue tickets, call 224-3800 or go to www.PrioritiesNH.org.

Ned Raynolds for City Council

Wed, 02 Nov 2005 12:07:53 -0500

Democracy for New Hampshire is pleased to announce the endorsement of Portsmouth City Councilor Ned Raynolds in his first reelection bid for the office.

Portsmouth Progressives Meeting

Mon, 27 Jun 2005 15:47:33 -0400

This will be our fourth meeting and we've decided to devote the entire meeting to defining our mission - which is: "to make Portsmouth the best place to live and work for everyone." This meeting will be to discuss just how we can create Action Items to actually make this happen. Come ready to participate - together we will make a difference!

For more information, please contact Nancy Beach 431-4565 or email: nancy@atlanticmedia.com

Portsmouth Progressives Meeting

Tue, 07 Jun 2005 15:34:15 -0400

A new grassroots organization is meeting to discuss many issues affecting the Greater Portsmouth community. This group is calling itself “The Portsmouth Progressives” and its purpose is to insure that Portsmouth becomes a model community for its citizens, the region, the state and the nation.

One of the issues we are discussing is the superficial, entertainment factor in mainstream news coverage. The need for community-wide support for the local community radio station, WCSA/106.1 is encouraged to insure that local news and an alternative source of news programming was accessible along with the ability for local citizens to create their own programming. We are also discussing how to create a Public Access TV channel along with the continuation of the current Government Access TV.

Healthcare, the environment, the separation of church and state, the War as well as current legislative issues are also discussed. All issues pertain to Portsmouth and how each impacted this area directly.

Portsmouth Progressives

Thu, 02 Jun 2005 10:12:43 -0400

The next meeting of the Portsmouth Progressives is Thursday, June 2nd at 6:30 at the offices of Atlantic Media. Come ready to take action for the good of everyone! For more information please contact Nancy Beach or Brian Vawter at 431-4565.

The Portsmouth Progressives

Thu, 02 Jun 2005 10:11:22 -0400

Subject: Press Release
May 24, 2005
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Nancy Beach, 431-4565

A new grassroots organization met for the first time on May 18th to discuss many issues affecting the Greater Portsmouth community. This group is calling itself “The Portsmouth Progressives” and its purpose is to insure that Portsmouth becomes a model community for its citizens, the region, the state and the nation.

One of the issues discussed was the superficial, entertainment factor in mainstream news coverage. The need for community-wide support for the local community radio station, WCSA/106.1 was encouraged to insure that local news and an alternative source of news programming was accessible along with the ability for local citizens to create their own programming. There was also a discussion about how to create a Public Access TV channel along with the continuation of the current Government Access TV.

Healthcare, the environment, the separation of church and state as well as some current legislative issues were also discussed. All issues pertained to Portsmouth and how each impacted this area directly.