Posts tagged with: Sandy Thompson
Members of the Black Lives Matter Banner Process Group invite all to a special community wide conversation about Winchester Unitarian Society member’s January 7, 2018 vote to “affirm our continuing commitment to racial justice by publicly displaying on church property...
Building early experiences of empathy and people connections toward a future promoting local and global civic engagement. Georgia Hoffmann, of Winchester High School’s class of 2018, writes that she has lived in Winchester her whole life, although her father is...
Building pathways to sustainable, self-directed supportive housing for young adults with developmental disabilities. Catherine Boyle is a commissioner of the Winchester Housing Authority, a member of the Winchester Housing Partnership Board, and has completed 60 hours of HUD housing counseling...
Stacey Irizarry arrived on the Winchester scene eight years ago and is firmly rooted in its civic life. She began by participating in political campaigns and then by working with Winchester Inclusive Network (WIN), co-chairing the Special Education Parent Advisory...
Building community political awareness and involvement through civic engagement. Vicky Coccoluto has lived in Winchester for nearly 30 years, but didn’t get involved in civic activities until around 15 years ago, after she retired from her career as an...
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