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How Can You Join?
To join we need you to contact us. To do so, simply click on our Contact Us Link on
the left, and snail mail or Email us. We will add you to our group Email list and keep you informed
for FREE.
If you wish to be a member, we request membership dues of $15.00 for the first year. This membership would provide you
with additional access to various web functions such as posting your own articles to our web site, BLOG's and Bulletin Boards.
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Who Can Join?
We invite anybody interested in the issues and topics we focus our efforts on to join. Members must be able to dedicate
enough time to participate, by attending our meetings and making suggestions on how to improve our organization.
Benefits of Joining
There are several benefits to becoming a member of our organization. Our members are close friends and we have a great
time when we get together. Of course, we also have a common interest, and we hope to further our cause.
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Editor:
"I want to thank N. Koropchak, Gregg Worms and Patti Snyder
for their letters to the Editor on Sept. 2.
I would like to follow these letters with a suggestion
to anyone who feels frustrated and angry at what is happening to our beautiful Douglas County. Join the Good Government Group of Douglas County. Two weeks ago my husband and I attended the second meeting of the newly formed Good
Government Group at the CVIC Hall. It was our first meeting and we were impressed
with the family and friends of Bridget Chambers. A representative from NDOT,
Tom Mezzetta from the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office and two county commissioners, Doug Johnson and Jim Baushke, were
there to answer questions and to take the heat from the audience.
Mezzetta was the only scheduled speaker from the county. Bauschke and Johnson, and the representatives from NDOT took questions from a well-informed
audience. They answered the questions they could and admitted when they didn’t know the answer. Refereshing. We came away from this meeting feeling that perhaps
this group could possibly make a difference. Our suggestion is to come to these
meetings, learn, listen, raise your hands, ask questions and don’t be afraid of making comments. The time has come for the people of Douglas County
to stand up, be heard and take back the control of our local government before it is too late."
Jean Noosinow
Gardnerville
Thanks Jean!
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