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There was great food from Catalano’s. We thank Ryan Melton, Megan Srinivas, Rita Hart, and Rob Sand for coming and speaking with us. A shout out to the people who helped plan this event from Sioux, Plymouth, Woodbury, Osceola, and Lyon Counties.
On Saturday, March 25, 2023, the Plymouth County Democrats held their odd year caucus and biennial organizational meeting in the conference room of the Le Mars Public Library. In addition to other organizational activities, those present elected officers to serve a two-year term.
Julie Ford, of Akron, was elected to serve as Chair; Debra Kehrberg, of Hinton, was elected to serve as Vice Chair; Mary Milder, of Le Mars, was elected to serve as Secretary; and John Hines, of Le Mars, was reelected to serve as Treasurer.
Outgoing Chair Mark Sturgeon said he was happy to see new volunteers stepping forward to serve in these positions and believes this is the first time the positions of Chair and Vice Chair were both held by women.
The group acknowledged the many years of service of outgoing Secretary Dianne “Kay” Luckett by giving her a standing ovation and presenting her with a framed copy of “The ABC’s of Democracy,” quoting from part of Democratic House Leader Hakeem Jeffries’ January 7, 2023, speech introducing incoming House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.
The Plymouth County Democrats will be holding their regular monthly County Central Committee meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, July 15, 2019, at Lally’s Eastside Restaurant, 125 Plymouth Street NE, Le Mars, Iowa. All interested Democrats are invited to attend. Come an hour early to eat with the group.
The Plymouth County Democrats will be holding their regular monthly County Central Committee meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, April 15, 2019, at Lally’s Eastside Restaurant, 125 Plymouth Street NE, Le Mars, Iowa. All interested Democrats are invited to attend.
Come an hour early to eat with the group!
“Trump’s Tariffs: Global, National and Local Perspectives” is the title of the next Plain Conversation, an educational series sponsored by the Sioux County Democrats. Patrick Bass, a professor at Morningside College, and Lauren Kaemingk, a commodity futures broker from Sioux Center, will speak on the topic Tuesday, Sept. 18, at 7 p.m. at the Fruited Plain Café in Sioux Center.
Bass will discuss the recent tariff war from geopolitical, American institutional, national partisan, and local economic perspectives. Kaemingk will talk about the impact of tariffs on our local agricultural economy. A question-and-answer time with the speakers will follow their remarks.
Bass has taught history at Morningside for 27 years. His research centers on U.S. foreign relations. He holds a doctorate in history from the Claremont Graduate University. Kaemingk has been a commodity futures broker with Kooima & Kaemingk Commodities in Sioux Center for 33 years.
Plain Conversation is a regular series sponsored by the Sioux County Democrats to educate voters about issues facing the U.S. and world. It is free and open to the public.
The Plymouth County Democrats will be holding our regular monthly County Central Committee meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, August 20, 2018, at Lally’s Eastside Restaurant, 125 Plymouth Street NE, Le Mars, Iowa.
All interested Democrats are invited to attend. Come an hour early to eat with the group. Bring a friend! It’s time to get involved if we’re going to make a difference this November!
See you there…
Forwarding this information received from State Senate candidate Dave Dawson. If you haven’t attended a Dawson event yet or want to talk with Dave again, please consider attending and bring a friend or two. Also, Dave is knocking on doors all the time (hardest working candidate I’ve worked with), and can always always use extra help. Please help Dave however you can.
— Mark Sturgeon
Here is Dave’s info:
After completing 12 meetings so far, I have 8 town meetings left, including 4 in Woodbury and 4 in Plymouth. You are all invited to attend any or all of the meetings in your respective counties.
August 11, Craig (as well as Sgt. Bluff parade at 10 AM, and Kingsley parade at 2 PM)
August 18, Westfield
August 25, Correctionville
September 8, Pierson
September 15, Akron
September 22, Moville (as well as Salix parade)
October 6, Oyens
October 13, Luton
The locations and times are updated each week on my website www.dawsonforiowa.com as they are scheduled. I normally door knock in the town immediately after the town meeting to catch voters at home while I’m in their town. You can join me for door knocking as well, but let me know by Thursday before so I can be sure to have enough door material for you to join me.
Thanks,
Dave Dawson
The fourth district congressional candidates of J D Scholten, Lee Ann Jacobsen and John Paschen have been working with local county parties to set up a debate which will be held May 17, 2018, at 6:30 p.m. at BJ Haan auditorium at Dordt College.
We are being asked for volunteers willing to be on the committee to assist in making arrangements and helping to run the event. If you are interested, the county chair contact, Lyle Vanden Berg, has set up a meeting to work on the details for the debate. The committee will meet on April 4 at 7 p.m., in room 317 in the campus center at Dordt College in Sioux Center. You can email Lyle directly at lylev58@yahoo.com.