Blue Monday / Wednesday
Social Hour with
LaPorte County Democrats
Join us!
New Locations
Blue Monday Michigan City
Monday, August 28th, 6 PM
(The Fourth Monday of Each Month)
Holly’s Restaurant
3705 Franklin
Michigan City, IN 46360
NOW- Blue Wednesday: LaPorte
Wednesday, September 13th, 6 PM
(The Second Wednesday of Each Month)
Bare Bones Gastropub
518 Lincolnway
LaPorte, IN
Are We Living in a Toxic Soup?
Issue Forum is sponsored by Progressive Democrats of LaPorte County
WHEN: Tuesday, August 29th, 6:00-7:30 PM
WHERE: Michigan City Public Library
100 E 4Th St. Michigan City, IN 46360
PRESENTER: Paul Steury, environmental educator
Paul, who lives in Goshen, IN, has a business called Steury Eco Consulting. He is currently working with Goshen College and other partners to write a curriculum that helps kids think about sense of place, stewardship, energy, and climate change. He earned a bachelor's degree from Goshen College in 1988 and a graduate degree from Indiana University Bloomington in 1997.
Paul was the Democratic candidate for the US Congress in Indiana’s 2nd Congressional District in the 2022 Election.
Salute to Labor
September 9th, 5-8 pm
FOP Michigan City
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HOME TEAM of LaPorte County
VISION: Work together to create a county where all residents will live a life free from homelessness
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MISSION: Strengthen communities in LaPorte County to prevent and eliminate homelessness by establishing a comprehensive, coordinated system that is supported by local government leaders and owned by the wider community
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