The Valley Women’s Club of San Lorenzo Valley

Women's Issues

SLV Caregivers Support Group

The group meets the 2nd and 4th Thursdays monthly, from 2pm until 3:30pm at the Highlands Park Senior Center. For more info, contact Barbara Hanson 831-335-4949

Reproductive Rights, Women’s Commission: Sheila De Lany

 

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What's Happening in the San Lorenzo Valley

Eric Hammer & Kevin Foster

The Valley Women’s Club Wants Your Nominations for the 2019 Hammer-Marcum Awards for Outstanding Community Service!

The Hammer-Marcum Award will be presented to one or more individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the San Lorenzo
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Peter Wohlleben

Video: Hidden Life of Trees Author Appeals to PG&E’s Approach to Wildfire Management

We are pleased to share with you Peter Wohlleben video. He is the German author of the bestseller “Hidden Life
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PG&E equipment on Pilger Road. Nov. 9, 2018

Update on PG&E Wildfire Management Plan: Enhanced Vegetation Management Fails to Provide Safety from Wildfire

UPDATE – MAY 2019 The tragic wildfires of the past two years have highlighted decades of infrastructure neglect by PG&E
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Recycling at the bin

Recycling Centers to Close in Felton and Boulder Creek

With profound regret, the Valley Women’s Club of San Lorenzo Valley (VWC), after thirty years providing this valuable service to our community, announces the closure of its SLV Redemption/Recycling Centers (SLVRR) in Felton, Ben Lomond, and Boulder Creek
Logs stockpile behind Kmart.

Sign the Petition! PG&E: Insulate Your Power Lines to Improve Fire Safety!

Petition to Geisha Williams, PG&E CEO and President, Gregg Lemier, Vice President, Electric Transmission Operations, PG&E, and Michael Picker, President,
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2018 in Review

Posted on January 22, 2019 by Laurie ~ 0 Comments
While 2018 has been full of issues, activities and new challenges, the Valley Women’s Club also maintains the traditions that bring us together as a community: the General Meeting, the Redwood Mountain Faire, and the Annual River & Road Clean Up. We are also the voice of the Valley in local issues through our relationships with our elected officials.

Isadora Duncan Workshop w/ Lois Ann Flood • Aug 12, 2018

Posted on April 20, 2018 by Laurie ~ 0 Comments
When does the reconstruction of a piece of choreography become a production in the present? Come find out when master Isadora Duncan historic movement teacher and performer Lois Flood returns to Park Hall in downtown Ben Lomond.

Local Author, Dyane Harwood Delivers an Inspiring Presentation

Posted on December 11, 2017 by Laurie ~ 0 Comments
Local author and Valley Women’s Club member Dyane Harwood gave a successful presentation about postpartum bipolar disorder and bipolar disorder at Park Hall on December 7th.

Author Talk: Birth of a New Brain – December 7, 2017

Posted on November 21, 2017 by Laurie ~ 0 Comments

Local author Dyane Harwood will give a presentation about postpartum bipolar disorder, bipolar disorder, and tools for living well with … Read the rest

Isadora Duncan Workshop w/ Lois Ann Flood • August 6th!

Posted on July 6, 2017 by Laurie ~ 0 Comments
Presented by the
VWC Women’s Issues Committee
August 6th, 2017
1:00–4:00 PM
Park Hall
9400 Mill Street, Ben Lomond, CA
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Updates from the Women’s Issues Committee

Posted on May 16, 2016 by Laurie ~ 0 Comments

VWC Board Member Maggie Barr was recently appointed to the County Women’s Commission by Supervisor Bruce McPherson, who welcomed her … Read the rest

Benefit Concert For Girls Inc. of The Central Coast

Posted on February 8, 2016 by Laurel Becker ~ 0 Comments

Benefit Concert For Girls Inc. of  The Central Coast will be having a Bluegrass Americana greats benefit concert! At the … Read the rest

Isadora Duncan Lives! Autumn Dance Workshop

Posted on October 20, 2015 by Laurie ~ 0 Comments

Looking for a dance form to work with? One that is expressive of feminine strength and classical beauty. Expressing both … Read the rest

The Gender Bias of Global Warming

Posted on February 10, 2015 by Nancy Macy ~ 0 Comments

 As is too often the case, women bear the brunt of environmental degradation, pollution and other issues. Last Fall an … Read the rest

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