The book to be discussed is The Prison and the Gallows, the politics of mass incarceration in America, by Marie Gottschalk, who will be joining us for our discussion.

For more information, see the PCDO Politics Book Club page. 

The public is invited to attend a presentation on "Why Princeton University Should Pay its Fair Share of Property Taxes." on Sunday, April 26, from 4:00-6:00 pm, at the Suzanne Patterson Center, One Monument Place (behind Princeton Borough Hall). See attached PDF flyer to help publicize this event. The presentation will be hosted by Princeton Citizens for Tax Fairness, a nonpartisan group supported by the Princeton Community Democratic Organization (PCDO) and the Borough & Township Republican Committee Chairs. Princeton Citizens for Tax Fairness was formed to expand a campaign for property tax relief spearheaded by the Local Issues Committee of the Princeton Community Democratic Organization (PCDO).

The PCDO Organizing for America Committee will host a blood drive at the University Medical center at Princeton, 253 Witherspoon Street on May 16 from 9am -2pm.

The University Medical Center at Princeton's Blood Donor Program plays a key role in the care that the hospital provides. Each year, the hospital transfuses 3,500 units of blood to adults and children. Their goal is to collect enough blood through their community based donor program to meet the needs of patients.

To sign up for a time-slot online visit the OFA website or you can contact Jenny Crumiller and let her know when you want to come in -time slots are in 15 minute increments.

PCDO members and friends are cordially invited
for wine and cheese in the garden
with Princeton Borough Council Candidate
Jenny Crumiller

Sunday, May 17, 4 - 6pm
at the home of Kristina Johnson
75 Cleveland Lane, Princeton

RSVP to campaign@jennycrumiller.com or by calling Jo Butler at 924-1204 by 5/17.

For more information visit WWW.CRUMILLER.COM

At the Suzanne Patterson Center

- Health Care Reform -

Is this any way for an Advanced Western Society to treat its people?

Momentum is building to finally do something about the abysmal state of U.S. Health Care Policy, but what should be done and what can be done is still in question.

Please join us for a panel discussion on the Obama administration's initiative to provide universal health care access to the American public, why some experts feel his proposals are too ambitious considering the myriad challenges facing the U.S. economy today and others think the Administration=92s plan doesn't go far enough.