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Rep. Marilyn Giuliano’s Shoreline Conversations Cable Show Hosts North Cove Yacht Club Guests
Rep. Marilyn Giuliano’s Shoreline Conversations Cable Show Hosts North Cove Yacht Club Guests
State representative Marilyn Giuliano hosts a community cable show called “Shoreline Conversations,” featuring regular community guests and public figures. This week’s show for Tuesday, August 31 at 7:30 P.M. on Comcast channel 14 will feature guests from the North Cove Yacht Club.
“This group of likeminded avid watercraft sportsman has been active on the shoreline for more than 50 years. The North Cove Yacht Club hosts racing series, most notably their sailboat racing from the Saybrook Outer Light, and summer cruises amongst other activities. On my upcoming August 3rd show you’ll hear about its history, programs and historic place in the shoreline community,” said Rep. Guiliano.
Guests include Commodore Jack Cunningham, Past Commodore Lisa Carruthers and Chairman of the Race Committee Mark Fortin.
19th Amendment Anniversary — Women’s Right to Vote
Today marks the anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guaranteeing women’s right to vote.
The women’s suffrage movement started decades, even generations before the 19th Amendment was ratified. The movement’s supporters comprised of both men and women alike. Suffragists lectured, wrote, conducted rallies, lobbied governing officials, practiced civil disobedience, brought challenges to court, ran for office, organized marches and used many forms of peaceful demonstration and public education to further their cause. It was August 26th of 1920, through the final passage and certification of the 19th Amendment that a women’s right to vote was indisputably recognized by the U.S. Constitution.
