Saturday, November 13, 2010
Friday, November 12, 2010
Target Trots Out $3 Appliances on Black Friday
Find out about $3 toasters and sandwich makers on Yahoo! Finance - Financially Fit .
Target is pulling out all of the stops as well as Walmart for deep, deep Black Friday discounts.
Black Friday is the the day after Thanksgiving and the official start of the holiday shopping season. It is a day when retailers hope to be in the black as far as their bottom line is concerned. It's a day when they hope to make a profit.
This is the perfect time to buy that flat panel television or that stand mixer.
Target is pulling out all of the stops as well as Walmart for deep, deep Black Friday discounts.
Black Friday is the the day after Thanksgiving and the official start of the holiday shopping season. It is a day when retailers hope to be in the black as far as their bottom line is concerned. It's a day when they hope to make a profit.
This is the perfect time to buy that flat panel television or that stand mixer.
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Banneker Middle School Recycling Contest
The Green Team of Banneker Middle School is sponsoring a weekly recycling contest every Tuesday to promote emvironmental awarness and reduce the amount of materials being sent to the the landfill. We need your help. Please support our efforts by saving recyclable materials and bringing them to the Banneker school parking lot near the yellow and green recycle container.
First Tuesday of the month: Newspaper
Second Tuesday of the month: Aluminum cans, uncrushed
Third Tuesday of the month: Plastic Bottles (2 liter, pop and water bottles only.)
Fourth Tuesday of the month: Electronics and Batteries
First Tuesday of the month: Newspaper
Second Tuesday of the month: Aluminum cans, uncrushed
Third Tuesday of the month: Plastic Bottles (2 liter, pop and water bottles only.)
Fourth Tuesday of the month: Electronics and Batteries
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Vote Early, Vote Democrat
Early Voting started Monday October 4. Please vote early in the Midterm Election on November 2. Early voting will continue until November 1. Election Day is November 2. If you don't vote early, please make sure to vote Democrat November 2.
Vote early, vote straight Democrat.
Vote early at:
9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday; 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday; Noon to 7 p.m., Sunday.
Call for more information:
219-405-2038
219-405-2041
219-687-0040
Vote early, vote straight Democrat.
Vote early at:
100 BroadwayHours:
Lake County Court Bldg.
9 a.m. to 3 p.m
Lake County Courthouse, normal business hours
Crown Point, Indiana
Also
Volunteer at the Indiana Democratic Headquarters, 201 E. Fifth Ave.(across from the fire station), Gary to help the Democratic Party win November 2. When you show up, ask for "Shae."
9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday; 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday; Noon to 7 p.m., Sunday.
Call for more information:
219-405-2038
219-405-2041
219-687-0040
Monday, September 27, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
NAACP Promotes One Nation Working Together on October 2, Upload 2 Lift online Voter Registration App
By now you have heard about One Nation Working Together, the historic March on Washington scheduled for 10.2.10. The NAACP will lead a broad coalition to bring America together and put America back to work. But 10.2.10 is just the beginning. The next step comes in November.
Are you registered to vote yet? Are your friends and family?
This year's elections are shaping up to be as crucial as 2008. As some media pundits attempt to turn back the clock by reopening the "debate" over the Civil Rights Act, the 14th Amendment and affordable health care, we need to stay strong and focused. Most importantly, we need to vote.
If you are not registered, you can do it right here, right now. The NAACP has developed Upload 2 Uplift, a new initiative to empower voters with the click of a mouse. Our online tool enables people to register to vote on the web and spread the word to family and friends who are not yet registered:
http://action.naacp.org/Upload2Uplift
Since its inception, the NAACP has been committed to bringing the fundamental right to vote to every member of the black community. And despite huge strides in voter turnout during the Presidential election, only 69% of African Americans are currently registered to vote, compared to 75% of non-Hispanic whites.
Our goal is to register every last voter, to verify every last voter, to mobilize every last voter, and to protect the rights of every last voter because in close elections, every vote counts.
But to achieve this goal, we need your help. Tell your networks about Upload 2 Uplift so that this innovative technology can reach the millions of remaining unregistered voters.
Once you are signed up for Upload 2 Uplift, a mobile messaging feature will remind you to vote on Election Day. Make sure your voice counts and get started now:
http://action.naacp.org/Upload2Uplift
We must stay strong and focused. In the last speech Dr. King gave he said, "Nothing would be more tragic than for us to turn back now." We have come too far to turn back. Join us in Washington, DC on 10.2.10 and, most importantly, register to vote.
For more than 100 years the NAACP has been working to facilitate change, but it's up to you to make sure change starts at the polls.
Thanks for your support,
Ben Jealous
President and CEO
NAACP
Are you registered to vote yet? Are your friends and family?
This year's elections are shaping up to be as crucial as 2008. As some media pundits attempt to turn back the clock by reopening the "debate" over the Civil Rights Act, the 14th Amendment and affordable health care, we need to stay strong and focused. Most importantly, we need to vote.
If you are not registered, you can do it right here, right now. The NAACP has developed Upload 2 Uplift, a new initiative to empower voters with the click of a mouse. Our online tool enables people to register to vote on the web and spread the word to family and friends who are not yet registered:
http://action.naacp.org/Upload2Uplift
Since its inception, the NAACP has been committed to bringing the fundamental right to vote to every member of the black community. And despite huge strides in voter turnout during the Presidential election, only 69% of African Americans are currently registered to vote, compared to 75% of non-Hispanic whites.
Our goal is to register every last voter, to verify every last voter, to mobilize every last voter, and to protect the rights of every last voter because in close elections, every vote counts.
But to achieve this goal, we need your help. Tell your networks about Upload 2 Uplift so that this innovative technology can reach the millions of remaining unregistered voters.
Once you are signed up for Upload 2 Uplift, a mobile messaging feature will remind you to vote on Election Day. Make sure your voice counts and get started now:
http://action.naacp.org/Upload2Uplift
We must stay strong and focused. In the last speech Dr. King gave he said, "Nothing would be more tragic than for us to turn back now." We have come too far to turn back. Join us in Washington, DC on 10.2.10 and, most importantly, register to vote.
For more than 100 years the NAACP has been working to facilitate change, but it's up to you to make sure change starts at the polls.
Thanks for your support,
Ben Jealous
President and CEO
NAACP
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