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February 4 -- Candidate Forum for Clemson City Council Election

7 p.m. at the Central-Clemson Library.

Candidates are: May "Crossie" Cox, Pamela June Hay and Jessica Robinson .
Statement From May "Crossie" Cox

Statements from candidates are posted as they are received.

February 16 -- Monthly Meeting

The ABCs of Advocacy.

Becoming a Voter
Getting the Facts Pertaining to Issues of Interest
Advocating Effectively

Meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. at Clemson Unitarian Fellowship. Coffee and conversation at 7:00 p.m. Visitors welcome.

February 23 -- Legislative Advocacy Day in Columbia

Program and Registration Form

LWV-SC Study of School District Structure and Authority

For information about the LWV-SC study of school district structure and authority click here.

RECYCLE YOUR CFLs

Home Depot now accepts used compact fluorescent light bulbs for recycling at all of its US locations. Many CFL users have been concerned about mercury contamination when these super-efficient bulbs wear out. Now we can dispose of them safely.   LINK

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