community wall links: Volunteer recounts experiences with Huron River Watershed Council & League of Women Voters hosts forum on judicial campaign financing

A 2012 Huron River Watershed Council river clean up event.

Courtesy of the Huron River Watershed Council

From a volunteer recounting her experiences with Huron River Watershed Council projects to a League of Women Voters forum on judicial campaign financing, here’s a roundup of some of the stories posted on AnnArbor.com’s Community Wall this week:

By: Diana Chen: My Experience: Huron River Water Council Volunteer Opportunities

Believing in the watershed’s importance to Ann Arbor and thirsting for more opportunities to work with the Huron River Watershed Council, I signed up for two of HRWC’s most popular volunteer events, the “River Roundup” and “Bug ID Day”.

By: Alicia Lixey: The League of Women Voters and the University of Michigan Law School present: Dark Money in Judicial Selection: A Threat to Impartial Justice?

The League of Women Voters and the University of Michigan Law School is sponsoring a forum on Judicial Campaign Financing, Monday, February 11.