Lambertville, NJ – Friday, February 8, 2019 – Indivisible Lambertville/New Hope (ILNH), an activist and social justice organization, will host mayors from Hunterdon and Bucks Counties at its February Community Gathering. The six mayors will participate in a panel session to share local initiatives, concerns and how constituents can get involved.
The six mayors include:
Mark Baum Baicker – Solebury, PA
Betsy Driver, Flemington, NJ
Julia Fahl, Lambertville, NJ
Janice Kovach, Clinton, NJ
Brad Myhre, Frenchtown, NJ
Ron Strouse, Doylestown, PA
The mayors will field questions about their motivation to run for office, their 2019 local initiatives and how their constituents can get involved to help build their communities. They will also field questions from audience members, with time to mingle once the meeting is over.
“Our organization has grown significantly in the past two years we’ve been active, and we’re seeing heightened interest in getting involved in politics and government from all sorts of people,” said Cindi Sternfeld, ILNH Operating Team Lead. “We aim to inform and inspire them to participate at whatever level they can. We’re very excited to host our first Mayors’ Panel with such an esteemed group of local leaders, and are very grateful for their enthusiastic response.”
The public is invited to the February 17 event, which will be held at 204 North Union St., Lambertville, from 3:00-4:30 pm. Attendees should note that there is limited access to chairs, however, many more can be accommodated who are willing to sit on the floor.
The mission of ILNH is to educate and activate people and communities about the government, politics and the issues that help create better social, economic and environmental conditions for all people. ILNH has approximately 1200 participants from Hunterdon, Bucks and surrounding areas, and is one of more than 6000 Indivisible organizations located throughout the US and beyond.
For more information contact:
info@indivisiblelnh.com