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Thank you so much to Eloise Vitelli, Jay McCreight, Sean C. Paulhus, Denise Tepler and Seth Berry for making our 2019 Harvest Supper a smashing success. Among the highlights:

• Eloise giving a legislative update on the slate of victories across property taxes, health care, reproductive rights, and energy. I agree with her, what a difference a year makes!
• Seth Berry asking people, by a show of hands, how many were still without power, and as I looked across the room the number was much more than I would have guessed. Perhaps a quarter to a third of the room. Seth mentioned how consumer owned utilities in 98 towns across Maine did not have similar outages.
• Denise Tepler talked about the extraordinary cooperation and coordination happening within Sagadahoc County.
• Sheriff Joel Merry announced that a federal grant of $1 million for a community based restorative justice program had been awarded to the midcoast region and will encompass Sagadahoc County. This will help our Democratic District Attorney, Natasha Irving move forward with implementing restorative justice that she campaigned on. It’s a different vision of how justice should work and it’s happening here in Sagadahoc.

2019 Sagadahoc Democrats Harvest Supper – Sat, 10/19 5-8 PM
American Legion
200 Congress St, Bath.

You will mingle with and hear from Senator Eloise Vitelli and Sagadahoc Representatives Seth Berry, Allison Hepler, Jay McCreight, Sean Paulus, and Denise Tepler.  We will announce additional speakers as they are confirmed. 

The Sagadahoc County Democrats invite you to the annual Harvest Supper and Silent Auction from 5 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, October 19, at the American Legion, 200 Congress, Bath.  

Supper starts with the Silent Auction, a cash bar, and an array of appetizers prepared by volunteer chefs.  Dozens of local businesses, artists, and collectors contribute items to the Silent Auction, which always yields some fun treasures.

Volunteer chefs step up again for a delicious Harvest Supper of locally grown foods.

Register today!  Join the HOST Committee for $125 per person or purchase INDIVIDUAL tickets for $25 each.  Can’t attend?  We welcome gifts of any size!  Proceeds support our—and your—efforts to elect strong, progressive leaders.  

The American Legion is wheelchair accessible, with parking on site.

FMI or to get involved, contact Gretta Wark at (207)844-3428.