Message from Prescott Indivisible President, Rosemary Dixon Wow! What a turn of events! Imagine this; unless you were around in 1918, you
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In case you missed it, Jaime Harrison just outraised Lindsey Graham by nearly $2 million last quarter and set a new fundraising record in the process.
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Navigating these uncertain times can leave us feeling isolated. Keeping in touch with friends and neighbors has been relegated to phone calls and online communications. We are inundated with conflicting information and
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As Economic Impacts Worsen, Mainers Are Afraid Senator Collins Will Do Little to Help Working Families Portland, MAINE – Today, the US Department of Labor announced that 700,000 Americans lost their job in the
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Support your media, Beshear update, mail-in voting, GE Appliances gives employees PPE, human trafficking statutes, & Corona "test run" bail reform.
MoreBeshear update, austerity budget passed, GE strike possiblity, Covid-19 relief bill, & Massie claims he rejected bribes to support stimulus bill.
MoreBeshear update, one-year budge agreement, impeachment effect on Coronavirus response, calls to reduce inmate numbers, & Massie defends Coronavirus vote.
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LOCAL ACTION ALERT Indivisible General MeetingThursday, April 2, 6 pm – Via Zoom Conferencing A Message From RosemaryDear Prescott Indivisbles, We are in uncertain times. This virus has us all at home, hopefully
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NEWS & UPDATES Postcard From Home! Our weekly postcard party at Allendale United Methodist Church is suspended until further notice due to Covid-19. We are now distributing postcard kits for folks to write at home.
MoreCoronavirus: Beshear update, banning travel, closure lawsuits, what's in the stimulus, AG on election delay, & legislative staffer tests positive.
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MONTHLY INDIVISIBLE ST JOHNS MEETING GOES DIGITAL Thursday April 2 7-8PM We are Zooming through the pandemic.In the interest of safety during this pandemic, we are moving our regular Indivisible St Johns monthly general meeting
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On Sunday, Governor Cuomo extended the state’s “New York on PAUSE” policy until April 15th. That means non-essential businesses and schools will continue to stay closed. Gatherings of any size for any reason remain
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