Sentence examples for town organization from inspiring English sources

The La Cañada Flintridge Republican Committee is not only local, but it clearly outnumbers the Pasadena Tea Party, an out-of- town organization that had the audacity to endorse three candidates (Voss, Davitt and Olhasso) without interviewing any of them.

"The small town organization that defines the Jersey shore is both a blessing and a curse," says Buckley. "Each town had its own unique flooding situation—some ocean-driven, some river, some lake, and some mixed.

Every Republican candidate for the State Senate received $1,000 last September, with cash also going to various other candidates, along with Republican county and town organizations.

On Friday night the musicians present Marlboro's annual benefit for town organizations in the college's dining hall, with works by Schubert and Thomas Adès.

Ms. Sestero was involved in many town organizations, serving as a life member of the Glastonbury Historical Society and as a member of the Friends of the Welles-Turner Memorial Library and the libraries in East and South Glastonbury.

"Partnering with other neighborhood or town organizations is really good, especially on Larchmont.

"That includes removal of thousands of dead and dying trees, construction of miles of firebreaks and evacuation plans" drafted by at least a dozen mountain camps that cater to thousands of youths, several town organizations and fire authorities.

She has learned a lot, she said, through the Connecticut Council of Municipalities, a 145-town organization that she encouraged Sherman residents to approve joining this fall.

On the other hand, flood events that affected human activities were compiled by the staff of a local museum (Jomon Museum) (Mikata Town History 1990; Memoric magazine of 50th anniversary of Kaminaka-Town organization and Center of Kaminaka-Town residents 2004; Looking back the history of Mikata-Town and Mikata-Town 2005).

We are all waiting with bated breath for Voss, Davitt and Hill to come out against these partisan endorsements, particularly from out-of-town organizations.

Out of town, his organization has property worth $50‐million more.