
State Rep. Tram Nguyen Virtual Office Hour
Register here for State Rep. Tram Nguyen’s office hour: https://calendly.com/teamtram/officehours.

Hands off! Boston
President Musk and the Trump-Puppet think this country belongs to them. Boston and ALL of Massachusetts are fighting back! Senator Ed Markey has called on us to get 100,000 people on Boston Common. Let's show the world what we can do!

Rally for Democracy | Ipswich Democrats
Rally for Democracy
Central Green, Ipswich
Saturdays (at least through April 12) | Noon to 1 PM
Every day there are more outrageous initiatives from the Trump administration:
EXPRESS YOUR OPPOSITION! STAND UP FOR OUR VALUES!
All are welcome! Make a sign! Spread the word!

Boxford Dems Caucus Meeting
The Boxford Democratic Town Committee (BoxfordDems) is holding its quadrennial caucus meeting on Thurs., April 10, 2025, at the Center at 10 Elm Street in Boxford. Pre-registration starts at 6:30 p.m., and the caucus starts at 7 p.m.
The caucus will elect the town’s 5 delegates and 4 alternates to attend the Massachusetts Democratic Party’s platform convention.
All Democrats over the age of 16 and who are registered or pre-registered in Boxford by Mar. 25, 2025 may vote and stand for election as delegates or alternates.
About the BoxfordDems: For questions, please contact Christian Schoenberg, the BoxfordDems chair, at chair@boxforddems.org. For more information about the BoxfordDems and upcoming events, go to boxforddems.org.
About the MassDems platform convention: Click here to read about this year’s method of selecting delegates; and here to read the last adopted MassDems platform of 2021. The MassDems’ platform convention will be held on Sept. 13 at the MassMutual Center in Springfield.

State Rep. Tram Nguyen Virtual Office Hour
Register here for State Rep. Tram Nguyen’s office hour: https://calendly.com/teamtram/officehours.

No Kings / Rehire National Park Rangers
From the organizers:
Save the date April 19, Minute Man NHP in Concord, Mass.: For the 250th anniversary of the battles of Lexington and Concord, we have the perfect time and place to show our support for fired federal workers and to rehire park rangers as well as to protect national parks and public lands. 100,000 visitors are expected in the park and along the parade routes.
Stay tuned, further action details are still in progress. We’re calling for posters/cardboard (suggested size 16” x 12” max), decorate clothing, wear sandwich boards, or attach signs to bicycles. Slogans should be succinct (2, 3 or 4 words), family-friendly targeting, on one side, the gutting of the national parks, public lands & history, rehiring fired park rangers and, on side B, the un-Constitutional or un-American activities of the Trump Administration. Whatever issue you'd like to advocate, we'd ask its wording be brief and powerful. For example:
No Kings / Rehire Rangers, Illegal Firings
Mad King / Preserve History
Donald So Angry / Protect Nat’l Parks
King dude, you’re angry / Save Public Lands
National park rangers are some of the higher profile, popular heroes who have emerged since the firing of almost 1,000 of them last month, the so-called Valentine's Day Massacre. While a judge has ordered rehiring national forest workers, employees of the national park service have not yet been rehired. Urban historical parks, including the Freedom Riders bus station in Montgomery, Alabama, have landed on DOGE lists to be sold. The Administration has removed environmental impact reviews from national forests and public lands.
Follow @rangerwoodstock on Instagram and Bluesky for the latest action update and links to transportation options, shuttle buses and road closures.
VIPs will be in attendance, potentially President Trump and King Charles. This is a Congressional recess weekend. Stay safe, have fun, immerse yourself in American history, and celebrate the patriotism that is the 1st Amendment. Media might ask what your sign means to you. Prepare your answer: brief, meaningful, impactful like a bumper sticker. Make it an event to remember!

State Rep. Tram Nguyen Virtual Office Hour
Register here for State Rep. Tram Nguyen’s office hour: https://calendly.com/teamtram/officehours.
Newburyport's 3T & 2C Democratic Breakfast
Join the Newburyport and neighboring committees for their 2025 Democratic Breakfast!
“We face challenges, but we’re ready. Hear our elected leaders discuss the local impacts of Washington’s chaos and important state housing issues. Let’s use this 17th annual breakfast to reorganize and re-energize.
Trump may not be doing anything about rising egg prices but we’ve managed to keep tickets, and most sponsorship prices the same as last year.
Your ticket purchase will support the Democratic committees of Amesbury, Newbury, Newburyport, Salisbury, and West Newbury.”
Tri-Town Pride Parade
The Boxford Dems will take part in the Tri-Town Pride Parade on Sunday, June 2nd, in Topsfield, marching under the banner of “Tri-Town Democrats”. The 0.8 mile parade starts at 1:00 p.m. and can be viewed from Grove Street and Main Street in Topsfield Center.
Pride parades serve as a platform for advocacy and activism. They are an opportunity to celebrate and embrace your own LGBTQ+ identity or to show support for your friends, family and community members. Pride month is a time to honor the progress that has been made in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights and to acknowledge the diversity and resilience of the community.
By walking in a pride parade, you help increase visibility for the LGBTQ+ community. This visibility can raise awareness about the challenges and discrimination that LGBTQ+ individuals face, fostering understanding and empathy among the general public. It sends a powerful message of solidarity and inclusivity. Remember that Diversity, Equity and Inclusion are hallmarks of the Democratic Party.
As Democrats we are happy to march in support of LGBTQ+ rights. If you would like to walk with us, please contact Christian Schoenberg, Chair@BoxfordDems.org, for more information. Everyone is invited to march.
Please visit the organizers for more information and updates at http://tritownhrc.org/#march-with-us.


Rally for Democracy | Ipswich Democrats
Rally for Democracy
Central Green, Ipswich
Saturdays (at least through April 12) | Noon to 1 PM
Every day there are more outrageous initiatives from the Trump administration:
EXPRESS YOUR OPPOSITION! STAND UP FOR OUR VALUES!
All are welcome! Make a sign! Spread the word!

Annual Women’s Event in Boston
Annual Women's Event in support of Gov. Maura Healey and Lt. Gov Kim Driscoll

Rally for Democracy | Ipswich Democrats
Rally for Democracy
Central Green, Ipswich
Saturdays (at least through April 12) | Noon to 1 PM
Every day there are more outrageous initiatives from the Trump administration:
EXPRESS YOUR OPPOSITION! STAND UP FOR OUR VALUES!
All are welcome! Make a sign! Spread the word!

Tram Nguyen Office Hour
TRAM NGUYEN - IN-PERSON OFFICE HOUR ON MARCH 20
Our state representative Tram will be meeting constituents in person at the Center at 10 Elm Street from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m.
In addition to her in-person hours, Tram is still be holding virtual office hours on the first Friday of each month, from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m., and the third Tuesday, from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m.

Seth Moulton Town Hall Meeting
WHAT:
In-Person Town Hall Meeting
WHEN:
Saturday, March 15 at 2:30 to 3:30 p.m.
WHERE:
Masconomet High School20 Endicott Road, Boxford, MA
GUIDELINES:
Doors open no earlier than 1:30 p.m.
Admission is first come, first served
Registration on-site is required
No signs/flags
No bags allowed except for small clutches or wristlets under 4in x 6in x 1.5in may be permitted and are subject to search
If you can’t make it in person, Seth Moulton’s staff will post a full video of the town hall on his Facebook and YouTube pages.

“The Smell of Money”
The North Parish Climate Justice Group presents “The Smell of Money” on Tuesday, February 25, at 7 pm in partnership with the North Andover Historical Society.
"A powerful, unforgettable film, The Smell of Money lays bare the everyday consequences of a broken food system and the pain endured by our fellow Americans at the hands of an industry that puts profits over all else." - Sen. Cory Booker


BoxfordDems Informal Meeting
Nothing major scheduled for discussion - just a brief informal chat about the election, the Moulton controversy, and a few updates on BoxfordDems committee stuff.
Contact Christian for Zoom login details at chair@tollund.com.


Conversation Across the Partisan Divide
Space is limited, so please RSVP by October 1. Feel free to share with others you think may be interested in the opportunity for civil discourse.


Cooked: Survival by ZIP Code
The North Parish Climate Justice Group is screening the documentary “Cooked: Survival by ZIP Code” on Tuesday, September 24, at 7 pm at the North Andover Historical Society.



Coordinated Campaign Canvass for State Representative Kristin Kassner and Senator Elizabeth Warren
About this event
Join State Representative Kristin Kassner for a coordinated campaign canvass in Ipswich on 7/28 at 11am! We'll knock on doors for Representative Kassner and Senator Warren.
State Representative Kristin Kassner has been a strong advocate for the 2nd Essex District, securing hundreds of thousands of dollars and collaborating on millions of dollars worth of grants for things like public education, public safety and the environment.

Weekend of Action: Salem Canvassing Kickoff Event for Elizabeth Warren!
Come join us for door-knocking in Salem! This will be our first event of the election cycle in the North Shore. We would love to have as many people out there gathering support for our senator, Elizabeth Warren, as possible.

BoxfordDems - Meeting & BBQ
No fundraising or political speeches. Just a relaxing, social summer evening to give everyone a chance to meet kindred spirits for conversation, a bite, and drinks.
We’ve decided to combine our quarterly formal BoxfordDems Committee Meeting with a get-together BBQ. We hope you can make it! RSVP here!
Kids & teenagers welcome!

Tram's Birthday Fundraiser
Please join us to celebrate State Rep. Tram Nguyen's birthday and recent graduation from Harvard Kennedy School! Enjoy appetizers, cake, and a cash bar.
Monday, June 10, 2023
Luna Rossa Restaurant
1699 Shawsheen St.
Tewksbury, MA
Doors open: 6:00pm
Speaking program: 6:30pm
Donate online or RSVP by email at info@votetram.com. Suggested donations: $38 | $76 | $114 | $50 | $500 | $1,000.
https://secure.actblue.com/donate/trambday2024

BTA/BOLT Annual Dog Show
The BoxfordDems have great affection for animals, especially dogs (puppies as well as old ones) and goats. We hope that you’ll support our treasured local land trust BTA/BOLT and their annual event.

Tri-Town Pride Parade
The Boxford Dems will take part in the Tri-Town Pride Parade on Sunday, June 2nd, in Topsfield, marching under the banner of “Tri-Town Democrats”. The 0.8 mile parade starts at 1:00 p.m. and can be viewed from Grove Street and Main Street in Topsfield Center.
Pride parades serve as a platform for advocacy and activism. They are an opportunity to celebrate and embrace your own LGBTQ+ identity or to show support for your friends, family and community members. Pride month is a time to honor the progress that has been made in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights and to acknowledge the diversity and resilience of the community.
By walking in a pride parade, you help increase visibility for the LGBTQ+ community. This visibility can raise awareness about the challenges and discrimination that LGBTQ+ individuals face, fostering understanding and empathy among the general public. It sends a powerful message of solidarity and inclusivity. Remember that Diversity, Equity and Inclusion are hallmarks of the Democratic Party.
As Democrats we are happy to march in support of LGBTQ+ rights. If you would like to walk with us, please contact Christian Schoenberg, Chair@BoxfordDems.org, for more information. Everyone is invited to march.
Please visit the organizers for more information and updates at https://tritownpride.my.canva.site/.


Electrify Your Home
The North Parish Climate Justice Group along with the North Andover Historical Society present “Electrify your Home” on Tuesday, May 21, at 7 pm. Chris Spychalski and Gary Martin of Heat Smart Alliance will present recommendations for reducing or eliminating the use of fossil fuels in your home. They will cover information about converting to an electric HVAC system using either air or water source heat pumps. Both types of heat pump can be used with either hot air or hot water systems and may be able to use existing radiators. Heat pumps have the added bonus of providing air conditioning.
Who: Chris Spychalski and Gary Martin from Heat Smart Alliance, a volunteer group that promotes adoption of low-emissions heating, cooling and related technology in our communities.
What: Electrify your Home
When: Tuesday, May 21, at 7 pm.
Where: The net-zero North Andover Historical Society Stevens Center (map), 800 Massachusetts Ave, North Andover
Why: 30 % of Massachusetts greenhouse gas emissions come from buildings


Boxford Annual Town Meeting 2024
The Town Moderator will host a Moderator's Forum on Tuesday, May 7th at 7PM in Town Hall. This is an opportunity to learn more about the Warrant Articles.
In addition, there will be public information sessions specifically for Article 10 (debt for DPW facility Design) and Article 6 (New Automated Trash & Recycling Collection Program):
April 24, 2024, 6PM Town Hall: Trash and Recylcing Public Information Session
April 29, 2024, 7PM Town Hall: New DPW Facility Public Information Session
The Town Election will be the following Tuesday, May 21st.

3T & 2C Democratic Breakfast
3T & 2C Democratic Breakfast
Enjoy hot breakfast, mingle with old friends, and hear from
Newburyport Mayor Sean Reardon
Amesbury Mayor Kassandra Cove
State Rep Kristin Kassner
State Rep Adrienne Ramos
State Rep Dawne Shand
State Senator Barry Feingold
MassDems Chair Steve Kerrigan
Dstrict Attorney Paul Tucker
Sheriff Kevin Coppinger
Resgister of Deeds candidate Eileen Duff
Governor’s Council candidate Eurnice Zeigler
Auditor Diana DiZoglio
Secretary of State William Galvin
Purchase your ticket here: https://bit.ly/3t2c-breakfast-2024.

The Rising Tide: Ipswich Confronts Climate Change
The Rising Tide: Ipswich Confronts Climate Change
River, Marsh, Clam Flats
Presenters
Ipswich High School Marine Science Class and teacher, Lori LaFrance
Peter Soffron (Ipswich Clammer)
Rachel Belisle-Toler (Ipswich Water Department)
Sarah Dawson (Ipswich River Watershed Association)
Moderator: Bill Sargent (Environmental Author)
Commentator: Kristin Kassner (State Representative)

LWV Candidates’ Night at Town Hall
https://www.town.boxford.ma.us/home/news/candidates-night-thursday-may-2-700pm


Boxford Earth Day
Collect litter around town
Drop off at Recycling Center
Receive a free Benson’s ice cream sundae at Boxford Town Hall