[Lekooks] Fw: Grassroots Waukesha Events

[Fran B.]

Dear Friends,


The events listed below all look very interesting.


Fran




From: Grassroots Waukesha<mailto:carlwauk at gmail.com>
Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2016 8:26 PM
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Subject: Grassroots Waukesha Events


Fri Mar 4, 2016

6pm - 8:30pm An Evening with John Segivny

Where: 410 Arcadian Ave., Waukesha WI (Cafe Esperanza)

Description:

Internationally known photographer John Sevigny, known for his work in Latin America, will share his poignant, often gritty portraits to narrate stories of vibrant lives and tragic, often-violent deaths of those who have passed before his lens during a 15-year career. 6 pm -$15 fish fry (call 262-832-1515 for reservations) 7 pm presentation: "Ghosts I've Known: Stories About the Living and the Dead"



Mon Mar 7, 2016

6:30pm - 9pm Drinking Liberally Waukesha

Where: Clarke Irish Pub, 314 W. Main St., Waukesha

Description:

Outagamie County Executive Tom Nelson will talk with us about criminal justice reform, particularly the juvenile system. Drinking Liberally Waukesha meets at the Clarke Irish

Pub,http://www.theclarkehotel.com/clarke-irish-restaurant-pub.html.



Wed Mar 9, 2016

6:30pm - 7:30pm Waukesha Healthcare Initiative

Where: First Congregational Church, 100 East Broadway Street, Waukesha

Description: Planning for upcoming actions.



Sat Mar 12, 2016

9am - 11:30am Oil Train Risks to Milwaukee

Where: School of Freshwater Sciences, Room 3080, 600 E. Greenfield Ave.,Milwaukee

Description:

The League of Women Voters invites you to a free public meeting, Your Right to Know: Oil Train Risks to Metro Milwaukee. Assessing the risks, preventing disaster; national and state legislation Are we prepared for oil train explosions, fires, or spills? For more information visit www.lwvmilwaukee.org<http://www.lwvmilwaukee.org/>.
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