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Greetings from Mount Curve! 
Put your values to work at the seventh annual Community Service Sunday, July 25. See details below!
Click here to view the July 2010 edition of The First Unitarian newsletter.
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Blood Drive 
As a part of the seventh annual Community Service Sunday on July 25, there will be a blood drive at FUS. Plan to donate! Sign up on Sunday mornings in the Lower Assembly Hall.
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Put Your Values to Work !
Join us for the 7th annual Community Service Sunday! On this Sunday we have a special 15-minute service, and then go into the greater community to perform a variety of service-based projects. Then come back together for a lunch and sharing time. This year's service is July 25th, and we're inviting the neighborhood to join us!
Some of the events we have this year include:
* Making Sandwiches at the Simpson shelter * Clean Lowry/7 Pools Park * Sewing Tote Bags for the Dignity Center * Voter Registration at Cub Foods * Clean up FUS-sponsored section of the Midtown Greenway * Landscaping at the Agape 24-hour Child Care Center
We also have a blood drive occurring during the morning, so be sure to sign up today! Not only that, we're serving a community lunch with the neighborhood at 12:30. Sign-up in the Lower Assembly Hall. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Questions for Candidates
Minnesota's Primary Election is on August 10 this year. If you need an absentee ballot, email the Secretary of State.
Candidates will be holding forums. Here is a list of questions to take with you when you attend a local forum. Now is the time to ask!
Questions for Candidates and Policy Makers
Question: The poverty rate among white Minnesotans is the sixth lowest in the nation, while the poverty rate among African Americans is third highest. How will you address this economic gap and work to eliminate poverty in our state?
Question: Why are you the person to ensure that everyone in Minnesota has affordable health care?
Question: What is the role of government in ending poverty in Minnesota?
Question: What are the best investments we can make in creating more and better-paying jobs in Minnesota?
Question: Why is it important to invest in early education? Would you support an increased investment to expand access to early educational opportunities for all children?
Question: Why is our state facing a budget shortfall? How can we solve budget shortfalls without cutting services for people in poverty, people needing health care, and people with disabilities?
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What Happened at GA? 
Click here to learn what happened at GA and see video of the UUA General Assembly meeting held here in Minneapolis last month.
And click here to hear UUA President Peter Morales' interview on Minnesota Public Radio.
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