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GrassrootsAction GreenEvents Calendar & related notices
(a service of the Eco Media Center & the Center for Sustainable Living)
[JUNE '09] events & beyond - Table of Contents:
*Special Notices -
*[Prksvol] - Options & events
*EcoReport radio news show
*Green Bldg ordinance passes
*Students PRoducing Organics Under The Sun
*[Hoosier Hills Food Bank] - Volunteer Opportunities
*[Bloomington Community Bike Project] - Call for volunteers
*Sangha Community Garden Space available @ TMBCC
*Scott Russell Sanders' Conservationist Manifesto drops
*Permit sought for new biomass energy plant (notice from John Blair)
*Indiana Department of Natural Resources large/old tree registry
>JUNE 2009<
Events Thru-out June (6/18) ~ US Green Building Council-IN June/July Calendar
6/2 ~ Bloomington Telecommunication Council meeting @ City Hall
6/2 ~ [Parks&Rec] City’s Tuesday Afternoon/Evening Farmers' Markets Begin
6/3 ~ [E~MC2] Eco Media Center - Call-out meeting @ Caldwell Eco Center
6/5 ~ Steve Conard debut @ the Venue for Bloomington Gallery Walk
6/6 ~ [BHA/MHS] - Health Wealth Expo @ Crestmont Community (free screenings)
6/9 ~ [CSL] Center for Sustainable Living Board Meeting @ MCPL
6/10 ~ Federal Reserve Bank/Chicago-Confronting the Foreclosure Crisis in Indiana
6/10 ~ [SIREN] - Southern Indiana Renewable Energy Network - monthly meeting
6/11 ~ [B-TOP] notices / monthly meeting @ Monroe County Public Library
6/14 ~ [BCL] Bloomington Cooperative Living Bi-weekly Potluck Dinner
6/16 thru 7/23 & 7/27 ~ [Volunteer Network] - SERVE IU / New Student Service Day
6/16 ~ [MHC] food pantry - Herb Gardening workshop / Mother Hubbard's notices
6/17 ~ [H!A!H] Holistic Affordable Housing - Call-out meeting @ the Eco Center
6/18 ~ See first entry for June: Thru-out June (6/18) - US Green Building
Council-IN
6/18 ~ [EC] Environmental Commission - general meeting @ City Hall
6/22 ~ Free 'Healthy Water' workshop for MS and HS Educators (INDY)
6/26 ~ [.gov/b-line] Grand Opening of B-Line rail-to-trail
6/26 ~ [Hart Rock] poetry series & open mic @ Rachael's Café
6/27 ~ [CSL] Center for Sustainable Living - Annual Meetin'-er PARTAY!
6/29 ~ [Cutters Craft Brigade] call-out meeting @ Public Library
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *Ongoing Events - *Community Bike Project hours
*Midwest Pages to Prisoners schedule
*Mother Hubbard's Cupboard community gardening
*City Community Gardening opportunities
*Citizens for Effective Justice meetings
*Decarcerate Monroe County
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*SPECIAL NOTICES:
[Prksvol] Parks & Rec has multiple events & volunteering options each month: For a complete listing of volunteer opportunities, please visit the web page at http://bloomington.in.gov/parks/ _______________________________________________________________________ *EcoReport local radio news show airs Thursdays @ 11:AM on WFHB submissions: earth@... WFHB (streamed online - wfhb.org) *City of Bloomington passes Green Building Ordinance Authored by Council Members Isabel Piedmont-Smith and Dave Rollo in collaboration with City staff, the ordinance commissions energy-efficiency analyses on 15 City buildings and mandates they be brought up to LEED-Silver standards, assuming construction costs be offset by savings within a 10-year period. It also ensures that future City construction be built to LEED-Silver standards. For more information, please visit http://bloomington.in.gov/documents/viewDocument.php?document_id=3788; ___________________________________________________________________________
Students PRoducing Organics Under The Sun
Hey SPROUTSTERS,
*Additional volunteer hours: If you are unable to make the Saturday hours from 11 AM until 3 PM, then perhaps Sundays at 5 PM until dark? This way, we can avoid the heat and get around those demanding work schedules. Eventually, I would like to change Saturday's volunteer hours into a time for FREE FOOD. Call it the weekly Garden Party, where most of the food travels about 20 feet from farm to table! *Garden tasks: SPROUTS has some salad greens already done grown, so we need to pick'em and we need your help. We also need help 'topping' our greens before they go bitter in the rising temperatures. *New location: SPROUTS is STILL looking for a new location to set up for the 2010 growing season. Any input/assistance is most welcome. *Schedule: EVERY Saturday we EAT from 11 AM to 3 PM. EVERY Sunday we work, from 5 PM unitl dark. Finally, if those hours are still not enough, send me an email and I will set up a different time for you. Lotsa Veggies, Benji Fraser SPROUTS President owner-sprouts-l@LISTSERV. INDIANA.EDU SPROUTS is located at 8th St. and Fess Ave Our goal is to educate about local, organically grown food on the IUB campus. ____________________________________________________________________________
[Hoosier Hills Food Bank] - Volunteer Opportunities
Gleaning Project/Raised Beds Assistant
Raised Beds Assistant: Hoosier Hills Food Bank is looking for an eager volunteer to commit one day per week to assist with the development and maintenance of seven raised beds on the HHFB property. Preferably, assistance will be needed May through September. Interested individuals can contact Kim at volunteer@....
Join Hoosier Hills Food Bank for their newest food rescue program: The Gleaning Project! Hoosier Hills Food Bank is building relationships with local farms to glean their excess, blemished but perfectly edible produce not fit for market. Join us as we travel to farms in Monroe and surrounding counties to assist with seasonal harvests or glean excess produce left in the fields. In our first year of the Gleaning Project, we worked with three farms in Jackson, Owen, and Monroe counties and collected over 4,000 pounds of fresh food! Join our mailing list for updates on gleaning trips or arrange for a group to help on a “farm day” in which we harvest at the end of a season. Contact the HHFB Volunteer Coordinator, Kim Kanney at volunteer@... or 334-8374. ____________________________________________________________________________
The bike project would appreciate it if you could forward this message to any of your members who might be interested. Thanks! The Bloomington Community Bike Project is in need of volunteers! With summer on we're having our annual increase in activity at the shop, but many of our core and knowledgeable volunteers are out of town or have other things in their life that need to be done. We're putting out a call to new volunteers, either knowledgeable or interested in becoming knowledgeable about bikes. The bike project is a great place to learn and teach bike mechanics, repair and maintenance. There are a lot of tasks that need to be done around the shop including working on shop bikes, shop organization and sorting, and helping BP patrons with their bike problems. In addition, we could also use some behind the scenes help with book keeping, e-mail answering and a variety of other potential tasks. If you're interested in volunteering or have any questions feel free to just show up at our regular shop hours: Monday and Wednesday 6-9pm, Saturday 12-3pm, and Sunday (Ladies night) from 6:30-8:30pm. Or e-mail us at Bloomington.Bike.Project@ gmail.com We are also always accepting usable donations! Community Bike Project 214 N. Madison St. Bloomington, IN 47404-3961 ___________________________________________________________________________
Sangha Community Garden Space available. Garden space is now available at the TMBCC's Sangha Community Garden. Plots are 10 X 20 feet. The garden is surrounded by a deer proof fence, has been deep tilled, and is ready to plant. Two water pumps are conveniently located close to the garden. Each plot rents for $50 for the whole season. Some of the plots are already marked and staked out. The only stipulation is no invasive exotic plants are allowed. To rent a plot, please contact Sandy Belth at 812-325-6549 or email us at tmbcc@... __________________________________________________________________________ *A Conservationist Manifesto. In his recent book, Scott Russel Sanders argues that a conservation ethic is crucial to addressing such challenges as the disruption of global climate, the depletion of the ozone layer, the felling of forests and spreading of deserts, the poisoning of lakes by acid rain, the collapse of ocean fisheries, the extinction of species, the looming shortages of oil and fresh
water, and the spread of famine and epidemic disease.
He is concerned with preserving and nurturing human as well as natural gifts, stories as well as wetlands, farmers’ markets as well as topsoil, science along with warblers and whales. Sanders’ book asks how we might shift from a culture of consumption to a culture of conservation. What would a truly sustainable economy look like? What responsibilities do we bear for the well-being of future generations? What responsibilities do we bear toward the millions of other species on Earth? In a time of ecological calamity and widespread human suffering, how should we imagine a good life? A Conservationist Manifesto seeks answers to these pressing questions, and more, in writing infused with a sense of hope as well as a sense of place. Scott Russell Sanders has authored nineteen books and appeared in numerous magazines, including Harper’s and Audubon. He has received several prestigious writing awards, received three honorary degrees, and has been honored with Indiana University's highest teaching award. More information about Scott Russell Sanders can be found at http://www.indiana.edu/~mfawrite/sanders.html. _________________________________________________________________________
Permit sought for Southern Indiana biomass energy plant (notice from John Blair)
http://www.courierp ress.com/ news/2009/ may/26/permit- sought-southern- indiana-biomass- energy-plan/ MILLTOWN, Ind. — The developers of a proposed $90 million biomass power plant in southern Indiana say it would release hundreds of tons of nitrogen oxide and carbon dioxide, as well as some hazardous air pollutants by burning wood waste to generate electricity. Liberty Green Renewables LLC estimates in its state air permit application that the southern Indiana plant would release 245 tons of nitrogen oxide and 226 tons of carbon dioxide a year. In addition, the project about 30 miles northwest of Louisville, Ky., would also produce more than 11 tons of chemicals listed as hazardous air pollutants, the application states. Liberty’s permit application begins a monthslong review process by state regulators, although the company still must submit water-quality applications with the state and the Army Corps of Engineers. The 32-megawatt Milltown operation is one of several Liberty expects to develop in the Midwest. The plant would burn wood waste from sawmills, furniture factories, land clearing and some switch grass and corn stover to generate power. But nearby residents, environmental activists and others have raised concerns about how the plant would affect local air and water pollution. The Crawford County commissioners voted unanimously this spring to ask federal authorities to conduct a full environmental impact study of the project. Liberty’s goal is to obtain a state air permit in early 2010 and to fire up the burners by 2011. The state has 120 days from the submission to issue a permit. In the next few months, the Indiana Department of Environmental Management’s staff will write a permit setting out the details of the project, including emissions limits. Once that is published, residents and local officials can request a public hearing. Mark Woods, a member of the Concerned Citizens of Crawford County, said the group “will be requesting a public hearing and we will be asking that it be here” and not in Indianapolis. Tim Maloney, senior policy director with the Hoosier Environmental Council, said he had serious questions about the plant’s location, less than a mile from the Blue River and amid terrain with underlying caves and streams. “The Blue River has some of the best water quality and biological diversity of any stream in the state of Indiana. That kind of setting and natural diversity is very unusual” and must be protected, Maloney said. Liberty estimates levels of each type of air emission would be below a key threshold for air pollution — 250 tons a year. That would avoid classifying the plant as a “major source” of pollution and subjecting it to a more involved review process. IDEM spokesman Rob Elstro said the agency will evaluate the emission estimates and air-pollution control equipment Liberty plans to use to calculate how they would affect air quality. Lanesville businessman Larry Ott said he and the project’s other partners are weighing several water-quality plan options and can’t predict when a permit application would be ready. But he said the air permit application supports the partners’ assertions that they intend to create a “clean” energy project. “This is considered a ‘minor source’ as emissions go, so it’s clean,” Ott said. *Check out the Valley Watch website at: <http://valleywatch. net> *John Blair* "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win." Mahatma Gandhi 800 Adams Avenue Evansville, IN 47713 812-464-5663 _________________________________________________________________________
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
402 W. Washington St. W255 B Indianapolis, IN 46204-2748 Phone: (317) 232-4200 For immediate release: May 12, 2009 Seeking Indiana’s largest trees: Do you know of an extraordinarily large tree? The Indiana DNR is accepting nominations for the 2010 Big Tree Register, a list of the largest known native trees in the state, published every five years. The application requires three measurements of a tree—total circumference, in inches, at 4 1/2 feet above the ground; total height, in feet; and average crown spread, in feet. The total size of a tree is calculated using the formula: circumference + height + 1/4 average crown spread. The tree of each species with the highest total is Indiana’s largest. Each tree nominated is verified for species and size before acceptance in the register. For more information about nominating a tree for the register or to receive a nomination form, The nomination form is at
http://www.IN.gov/dnr/ forestry/3605.htm under "directories." Nominations will be accepted through Oct. 31, 2009. Media Contact: Janet Eger, DNR big tree coordinator, (812) 247-2479,
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Thru-out June (6/18) ~ US Green Building Council-IN
(June 18th event is in Bloomington)
All dates are subject to change. For a complete list of upcoming events, please log-in to www.usgbc-in.org
June
04: USGBC-IN Northeast Branch Program:
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Material Selection Location: Fort Wayne, IN 07 - 10 Indiana State NAHRO Conference Location: Radisson Hotel At Star Plaza 800 East 81st Avenue, Merrillville, IN 17: USGBC-IN Monthly Program: Energy and Atmosphere Panel Discussion Location: The Conference Center at Four ParkwoodIndianapolis, IN 18: USGBC-IN South Central Branch Program: Dan Killion on Energy Star and audits Location: Bloomington, IN July
15: USGBC-IN Monthly Program:
Pervious Pavements Location: Indianapolis, IN 16: USGBC-IN South Central Branch Program: Ryan Decker of F.A. Wilhelm Construction on Construction Waste Management Location: Bloomington, IN Please email your event notices to the USGBC newsletter Editor: doverbey@... All dates are subject to change. For a complete list of upcoming events, please log-in to www.usgbc-in.org ____________________________________________
6/2 ~ Bloomington Telecommunications Council
Tuesday, June 2nd 7:30 - 9:00 PM
Location: Common Council Chambers (City Hall, 401 N. Morton)
The Telecommunications Council is a five member citizen advisory board that advises the City on video service and telecommunications issues. The Council oversees the City's Public, Education & Government (PEG) channels and receives regular reports from CATS and WTIU. Comments regarding access services or video services in Bloomington may be directed to the Telecommunications Council.
Contact: Kevin Bowlen. 812-349-3470, bowlenk@...
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6/2 ~ City’s Tuesday Farmers' Market Begins The City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation’s Tuesday Market, a weekday version of the popular Saturday Farmers’ Market, opens for the season June 2 from 4–7 p.m. at Sixth and Madison Streets, next to Bloomingfoods Near West.
Tuesday Market takes place every week through the end of September. Admission is free.
Fresh-from-the-farm products anticipated to be available the opening day of Tuesday Market include arugula, asparagus, cabbage, chard, green onions, lettuce, radishes, salad mix, spinach, strawberries, eggs, flower bouquets, bedding plants and more.
Each week’s Tuesday Market features live entertainment by Bloomington-area musicians. Craig Brenner will perform June 2 from 5–6:30 p.m. __________________________________________________________
5/25 ~ Eco Media Ctr of Monroe Cty [E~MC2]
meeting @ Caldwell Eco Center
Wednesday, June 3rd from 2:PM to 3:30 PM
Caldwell Eco Center, 323 S. Walnut Street
(near Rhino's all-ages club just South of 2nd Street)
Will discuss status & possibilities of:
~ WME3tv network & new Live call-in TV show on CATS Cable Ch. 7
~ 'Living Kioskapes/Pillars of Community' gardeninfo nodes
~ 'i.e.' - new free regional print publication
~ improving web presence ___________________________________________________________ 6/5 ~ Steve Conard debut @ the Venue for Bloomington Gallery Walk
For the Friday June 5th Bloomington Gallery Walk, The Venue, Fine Art & Gifts at 114 S. Grant St is proud to present the feature debut of artist, and poet, Steven J. Conard.
We will be celebrating June 5th, from 5:30 to 9:30 at The Venue. Gourmet refreshments will be provided. Steve Conard will be on hand to speak about his paintings and poetry. Parking is available after 5:30 in the lot on the corner of 4th and Grant.
“…In wildness is the preservation of the world.” (Henry David Thoreau). This is the sentiment of Steve Conard’s latest collection of original scenes of vibrant color and natural beauty, taken from his experiences in the wilderness of Indiana and other regions. Steve Conard’s work, through the effective expression of atmospheric perspectives, allows the viewer to contrast and compare the intricate and rocky layers of Arizonia’s Superstition Mountian area, with lush and organic layers of Southern Indiana forest and farm land. Artfully,
Gabriel Colman The Venue, Fine Art & Gifts ____________________________________________
6/6 ~ BHA/MHS - Health Wealth Expo @ Crestmont Community Presented by Bloomington Hospital & the Bloomington Housing Authority Time: Saturday, June 6th from Noon to 4:00 pm Location: Crestmont Community (the Hill), 1000 Monroe Street, Blmtn 47404 (West Side) Featuring: Health Screenings (cholesterol, glucose, lead, blood pressure) Employment Fair, Free Bike Helmets & Food, Activities for Kids (incl bouncy house) (Transportation from Walnut Woods: 1-812-339-3491 ext. 132) __________________________________________________________
6/9 ~ Center for Sustainable Living Board meeting @ MCPL The next meeting is Tuesday, June 9th in the Indiana Room at 5:30 pm. ___________________________________________________________
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6/10 ~ [SIREN] - Southern Indiana Renewable Energy Network monthly meeting(s)
Place: Monroe County Public Library
Room: Meeting Room 1B
Date(s): Wednesday, June 10th, 2009 Time: 7-9pm ___________________________________________________________
6/11 ~ B-TOP notices - (Bloomington Transportation Options for People)
Bloomington Transportation Options for People (B-TOP) monthly meeting Thursday, June 11, 6:30-8:30 p.m., MCPL 1A We meet on the second Thursday of every month; join us to discuss ways of promoting walkability, transit, and biking.
We’ve received word that the B-Line Trail Grand Opening that we announced in our last message has been postponed to June 26, 4:30 p.m. A few weeks ago, we told you about public workshops regarding the area from 10th to 17th streets, Dunn to the Bypass. If you weren’t able to make it to those workshops, you can still speak out for bike-, bus-, and pedestrian-friendly plans for this area. Go to: http://bloomington.in.gov/10th_Street_Campus_Mobility_Study Elizabeth Venstra Vice-President, Bloomington Transportation Options for People _____________________________________________
6/14 ~ Bloomington Cooperative Living Bi-weekly Potluck Dinner
Sunday, June 14th from 5:00 - 8:00 pm
Everyone is invited, and it's a great way for people to hang out and learn about the coop.
Location: 831 West 6th Street
_____________________________________________________ 6/16 thru 7/23 & 7/27 ~ SERVE IU / New Student Service Day
IU Orientation Offers Opportunities for Agencies to Utilize Incoming Volunteers this Summer!
The Indiana University Office of First Year Experience Programs is excited to be offering two service opportunities to our incoming students this summer: SERVE IU and New Student Service Day. SERVE IU - June 16-July 23 SERVE IU is an onsite community service program offered to all incoming students participating in New Student Orientation during June and July. You can bring your projects to campus for students to work on throughout the summer. Great examples of projects include: letter stuffing, decoration assembly, and card making. Not only will SERVE IU complete projects for you, but your organization will be one of the first to be introduced to these new Bloomington citizens. SERVE IU will take place during the weekday evenings from June 16th- July 23rd and will host thousands of new IU students. Your project can be a short term or an ongoing one. This program will be hosted in the Student Recreational Sports Center on the IU campus. Storage space is available onsite for project materials. New Student Service Day -Aug. 27 New Student Service Day (NSSD) is an opportunity for your organization to host as many as 25 students interested in participating in a one day service project. Your organization will be able to show these students the vast benefits of community service, get some great help on a project, and establish connections for future help. New Student Service Day will take place on Thursday, August 27th from approximately 9:00am-1:00pm. Examples of past projects include yard work, cleaning, painting, organizing, and filing. If you have a project that needs to be completed, our students can help. We request that each site be able to accommodate at least 10 students. If you are interested in participating in either of these fantastic opportunities, or have any questions, please e-mail IU Office of First Year Experience Programs at iuserve@.... You may also call us at (812) 855-4357. _____________________________________________ 6/16 ~ [MHC] food pantry - Herb Gardening workshop / Mother Hubbard's notices
Upcoming MHC Class:
***Herb Gardening: Thursday, June 19th 5pm-6:30pm Location: Banneker Community Center Garden Join MHC staff to learn about growing and cultivating herbs, as well as their many culinary and medicinal uses. See our permaculture inspired herb spiral and learn about starting and propagating your own herbs. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Greetings MHC Gardeners and Friends,
Those of you we have seen in the gardens, thanks for all your hard work! Those of you who haven't made it out yet, come taste our spicy greens and help us plant beans and trellis tomatoes, or at least let us show off and give you a tour! We've had a great season so far, bringing bags and bags of greens and radishes to the pantry and getting nice and dirty in the gardens. As we enter June, we focus on getting all of the warm crops planted and watered in, mulching the beds, and tending the compost heaps.
**MHC Regular Weekly Garden Volunteer Hours**: Please let me know if you need directions. Harmony Garden: Mondays 3pm-5pm (NOTE: As MHC will be closed this Monday 5/25 for the holiday, the Banneker garden hours will be canceled, yet garden intern Bryce Martin will still hold the Harmony garden hours as regularly scheduled) Banneker Green Thumbs Youth Garden: Mondays 5:30pm-7:30pm Crestmont Community Garden: Tuesdays 5pm-7pm Community Updates: Strangers Hill Organic Partnership: Assist with growing food for HHFB on a half acre recently granted by Strangers Hill Organics. Work days will begin in May and will vary throughout the weekdays and on weekends in morning and evenings. Contact Kim at volunteer@... to receive updates on work day schedules and other farm opportunities. Help grow food for MHC at the Monroe County Public Library! From: Garden for the Community [garden@...] Subject: June Gardening dates at MCPL Hello Gardeners! I hope you have gotten a chance to walk by our garden this last month. It’s doing very well! The gardening times are changing for June. We will be meeting Mondays and Thursdays at 5 pm, and will be there for an hour or two.
Let me know you are coming or just stop by! Thanks! ~Meagan For more information contact Meagan at garden@.... Stephanie Solomon Assistant Director Mother Hubbard's Cupboard 1010 S. Walnut Ste.G Bloomington, IN 47401 stephanie@... 812-355-6843 _____________________________________________ 6/17 ~ Holistic Affordable Housing [H!A!H]
Call-Out for Summer B-Townies
Wednesday, June 17th from 2:PM to 3:30PM
Caldwell Eco Center, 323 S. Walnut Street
(near Rhino's all-ages club just South of 2nd Street)
Agenda:
~ Basic Orientation to org / Discuss attendees interests/skills
~ 'Mother's Arms' eco-hotel greenhouse solar homeless shelter
~ Establish grant search committee
Mylo Roze, Founder - greenthecity@yahoo.com
___________________________________________________ 6/18 ~ Environmental Commission (EC) Meeting @ City Hall
Thursday, June 18th from 7:00 - 9:00 PM
Location: McCloskey Conference Room (City Hall - 401 N. Morton)
Contact: Planning Department. (812) 349-3423, planning@...
For more information, please visit the Environmental Commission website:
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6/22 ~ Free workshop for MS and HS Educators (INDY)
Project WET and Hoosier Riverwatch - Healthy Water Healthy People Workshops
From: science-bounces@.... state.in.us
Sent: Monday, May 18, 2009 1:12 PM To: science@.... us Subject: [Science] Professional Development for MS and HS Educators The phone number on the original posting was incorrect. Please see corrected phone number below if you are interested in registering. Project WET and Hoosier Riverwatch Announce an Upcoming Healthy Water Healthy People Workshops!
June 22, 2009- NREC Fort Harrison State Park, Indianapolis- 9:00 am – 4:00 pm. Project WET and Hoosier Riverwatch are teaming up to provide this advanced workshop for educators in the Healthy Water Healthy People curriculum. This curriculum from the developers of Project WET is focused on raising awareness and understanding about water quality and its relationship to personal, public, and environmental health. This FREE workshop will help educators address science and health standards through interactive activities that interpret water quality concepts and promote diverse learning styles with foundations in the scientific method. For more information on the Healthy Water Healthy People curriculum, visit www.healthywater.org. This workshop is geared for middle school and high school educators. Participants will receive the Healthy Water Healthy People Educators Guide and Field Monitoring Manual ($40 value) FREE. Pre-registration is required. To register, please contact the Natural Resources Education Center at nrec@... or 317-562- 1338 . <http://www.projectwet.in.gov/ >
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6/26 ~ B-Line rail-to-trail / rescheduled Grand Opening
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6/26 ~ Hart Rock poetry series & open mic @ Rachael's Café
Readings are every fourth Friday, except in July and August, or otherwise announced.
Open-mic follows these presentations. Come listen and to share poems, songs and stories of your favorite women writers. Open-mic readers have up to three minutes to share their own or another’s works.
Rachael's Café is located at 300 East 3rd Street, Bloomington, IN, (812) 330-1882. Send questions to poetry@... or bloomingtonpoetry@.... This event is FREE and open to the public. Food and drinks available for purchase.
Calendar is online at http://www.hartrock.net/poetryrachaels.htm
Patricia Carolyn Coleman, RMT of HART ROCK, http://www.hartrock.net, a member of the Indiana Holistic Health Network, http://www.indianaholistichealth.net, hosts and produces this program. | ||||||||||||||||
This event is worth 4.0 CEUs for state certified pre-purchase and foreclosure housing counselors. 
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