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Environmental Action Group Walk on May 26 
Please Attend the ANNUAL MEETING June 7
Gorton Center June 7 ANNUAL MEETING
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Welcome to the League of Women Voters
of Lake Forest/Lake Bluff Area

 Empowering Voters. Defending Democracy.

For More Than 100 Years.




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EAG Composting

Photos from our Coffee, Conversation & Composting Event

 Backyard Composting with an Earth Machine -
these can be purchased from the City of Lake Forest for $55. 




Did you 
know that
home composting can save 700 pounds of organic waste and 171 pounds of food waste per household per year from going into landfills?


Additional composting and recycling resources for Lake Bluff and Lake Forest residents can be found here

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Lake Forest is an Idle-Free Community


The City of Lake Forest has officially passed a resolution to be a vehicular Idle-Free Community. This voluntary act encourages residents, guests, visitors and other individuals within the city limits not to exceed a three-minute idling time in their gas-powered vehicles. 



If you missed our Coffee, Conversation, and Composting event,
here is a helpful video by League member and Master Composter Marion Cartwright on using an Earth Machine:


The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan organization, encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues and influences public policy through education and advocacy.

Who We Are and What We Do

The League of Women Voters believes responsible government should be responsive to the will of the people, promote the conservation and development of natural resources in the public interest, share in the solution of economic and social problems that affect the general welfare, promote a sound economy, maintain an equitable and flexible system of taxation, and adopt domestic policies that facilitate the solution of international problems.

Voter information, education, registration, and support for voters.
Observation and study of local governmental entities. Issue-based advocacy in our community, in Illinois, and in Washington D.C.
Nonpartisan sponsorship of candidate debates and forums.
In-depth education about current issues facing voters in local, state, and national elections.