AFS Updates
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If you missed Pie and Politics...
you can still have the Politics but, sorry, there is no more Pie (there is always next year).
You can now view Richard Heinberg's Pie and Politics presentation on Peak Oil and the U.S. Economy at the AFS Pie and Politics website www/.pieandpolitics.org.
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Tickets still avail for BRC Wine Tasting Fundraiser
Tickets Still Available
Bayfield Regional Conservancy
Wine Tasting Benefit
at Blue Vista Farm
Saturday June 28th, 4-6 pm
Join us for a celebration of flavor with a delightful selection of Wine and Hors d'oeuvres while experiencing the beauty and serenity
of Blue Vista Farm. Blue Vista Farm was protected through the Farmland
Preservation Program of the Town of Bayfield in collaboration with The
Bayfield Regional Conservancy and the USDA.
All proceeds benefit the Bayfield Regional Conservancy's (www.brcland.org) land protection efforts in the Bayfield, Ashland, Sawyer and Douglas Counties.
Tickets cost $25 and can purchased from The Bayfield Regional Conservancy by calling 715-779-LAND (5263) or can be purchased at the event.
Hors d'oeuvres will be provided by Bodin's Fisheries, Burt and Francies, Ehlers Store, and some of our membership's creative cooks!
Blue Vista Farm (www.bluevistafarm.com) is located at...
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Campaign Sustain on the News Tonight!
ON THE NEWS TONIGHT
Tune in to FOX 21 Duluth's Local Newscast
Tonight at 9:00 pm,Tuesday
to see a segment on the Alliance for Sustainability's summer door-to-door program, Campaign Sustain
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ENERGY SAVING LIGHT
BULBS COMING TO YOUR DOOR THIS SUMMER
Meet the four new
friendly faces of sustainability
The
Alliance
for Sustainability is at it again, sending interns out for a second summer of
its door-to-door Campaign Sustain. The four friendly interns will be knocking
on doors in all of the communities around the
ChequamegonBay region of
Northwest
Wisconsin. You can expect
them at your door handing out energy-saving information and goodies, from free
BART bus passes to compact fluorescent light bulbs.
Last year, Campaign Sustain interns spoke with 1,800 people at
their homes about household energy use, and they hope to speak with even more
this...
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