Monday, September 24th, 2012
THE HISTORY OF September 24th
TODAY IN 1953: Twenty-three Korean-American prisoners of war, who have refused to be repatriated to the United States during a United Nations prisoner exchange, are turned over to India by the North Korean command.
The U.S.soldiers issue this statement: "We love our country and our people. . . . Unfortunately, under present conditions in America, the voices of those who speak out for peace and freedom are rapidly being silenced. We do not intend to give the American government a chance of silencing our voices too.
Monday, September 24th, 2012
It's today’s Action Calendar!
Tonight on the Access Hour, Paul Warner presents a program of original music and poetry. This is tonight at 7pm right here on WORT, 89.9fm.
This afternoon, the Returned Peace Corps Volunteers of Madison will host a Global House Party with the support of the UW Peace Corps Recruiting office at the University Club, 803 State Street, from 4 to 7pm. The event is open to the public, especially volunteers from Peace Corps’ 139 countries, and community members interested in becoming future Volunteers. The event is free to UW students, and there is a small entry fee for all others. Contact Kate at 271-2822 for info, or visit rpcvmadison.org.
Tonight there will be a Madison Area Bus Advocates Meeting. Special Guest is Renee Callaway, Rideshare Coordinator at the Madison Area Transportation Planning Board. Discussion will focus on Transportation Demand Strategies. This is from 6 to 8pm in the Dining Room of the Capitol Lakes Community Center, 333 West Main Street. More info at busadvocates.org
Mark your calendars to attend the citywide neighborhood conference scheduled for Saturday, October 13. The 2012 Mayor’s Neighborhood Conference will be a dynamic event for community leaders to share, network, and take steps to ignite ideas in our networks of neighborhoods. The full-day event will feature hands-on workshops covering neighborhood organizing, neighborhood-based projects, and ways to connect in the community. Contact Linda at lhorvath@cityofmadison.com or 608-267-1131 with questions.
TODAY IN 1953: Twenty-three Korean-American prisoners of war, who have refused to be repatriated to the United States during a United Nations prisoner exchange, are turned over to India by the North Korean command.
The U.S.soldiers issue this statement: "We love our country and our people. . . . Unfortunately, under present conditions in America, the voices of those who speak out for peace and freedom are rapidly being silenced. We do not intend to give the American government a chance of silencing our voices too.
Monday, September 24th, 2012
It's today’s Action Calendar!
Tonight on the Access Hour, Paul Warner presents a program of original music and poetry. This is tonight at 7pm right here on WORT, 89.9fm.
This afternoon, the Returned Peace Corps Volunteers of Madison will host a Global House Party with the support of the UW Peace Corps Recruiting office at the University Club, 803 State Street, from 4 to 7pm. The event is open to the public, especially volunteers from Peace Corps’ 139 countries, and community members interested in becoming future Volunteers. The event is free to UW students, and there is a small entry fee for all others. Contact Kate at 271-2822 for info, or visit rpcvmadison.org.
Tonight there will be a Madison Area Bus Advocates Meeting. Special Guest is Renee Callaway, Rideshare Coordinator at the Madison Area Transportation Planning Board. Discussion will focus on Transportation Demand Strategies. This is from 6 to 8pm in the Dining Room of the Capitol Lakes Community Center, 333 West Main Street. More info at busadvocates.org
Mark your calendars to attend the citywide neighborhood conference scheduled for Saturday, October 13. The 2012 Mayor’s Neighborhood Conference will be a dynamic event for community leaders to share, network, and take steps to ignite ideas in our networks of neighborhoods. The full-day event will feature hands-on workshops covering neighborhood organizing, neighborhood-based projects, and ways to connect in the community. Contact Linda at lhorvath@cityofmadison.com or 608-267-1131 with questions.
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