1971 How We Won

Description

This book is a chronicle of an election that transformed Bloomington, IN. While it's about Democrats and Republicans, it is meant to help people of whatever party to change their community for the better if they welcome and listen to those who have similar ideas even though they have different backgrounds.

Product Details

Price

$28.00 $26.04

Publisher

Penn&ink

Publish Date

December 10, 2022

Pages

220

Dimensions

6.0 X 9.0 X 0.56 inches | 0.99 pounds

Language

English

Type

Hardcover

EAN/UPC

9798985807905

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About the Author

Bloomington City Council president from 1971-1975, Charlotte's many honors include the dedication of the Monroe County Justice Center in her name, a Rotary Club Toast for "service above self," the Sagamore of the Wabash award, until 2006 the highest honor the Governor of Indiana could bestow. She holds a Ph.D in Linguistics from the University of Michigan, was Co-founder of Goods for Cooks, and has regularly received recognition for her continuing business, civic and educational contributions to Bloomington, the State of Indiana, and the nation.

Reviews

This book is a great example of how We the people win, when our politicians invite us to participate in the building of our community. Bipartisanly and transparently, Charlotte Zietlow (whom I refer to as the Queen of the Universe), led us to create a town we continue to be proud of.

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