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The Transition vision includes cooperative efforts on all fronts:

A growing sense of community in every neighborhood

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A health care center making affordable care available to all

Growing access to locally farmed fresh foods

Development of a local community garden

A local economy that finds innovative ways to support local businesses

Education and support for increasing green energy technology

Free classes for learning skills together, such as canning, sewing, gardening

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Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Fwd: Garden Planning Workshop this Saturday 10 to noon


Pauline Schneider, MA Edu.



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From: Land Steward <landsteward@prlc.net>
Subject: Garden Planning Workshop this Saturday 10 to noon
Date: February 4, 2014 1:42:21 PM EST
To: undisclosed-recipients:;

Join us for a Workshop on Planning Your Garden, February 8, 10am-noon, at the Armstrong Education Center (directions here). Plan now to provide fresh, clean food for your family and for wildlife using the techniques of organic gardening and permaculture.  Gardeners of any skill level are encouraged to participate in this informal gathering and will come away with a planting list, schedule, and map of their own garden ideas.  Families are welcome!  Drawing and map-making supplies provided, or bring your laptop/tablet.
Stay tuned to our events calendar for future workshops on soil preparation and the propagation of native plant species, and check in with me anytime about your progress.  
May your inspiration grow to new heights this year,
Krista
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Krista Munger
Land Steward/Educator
Pound Ridge Land Conservancy
1361 Old Post Road, Pound Ridge NY 10576
Phone 914-205-3533

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Transition Towns across the globe are quickly addressing the reality of Climate Change, Peak Oil and Economic Decline with creative and positive solutions.
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Transition Towns avoid fear based rhetoric, they are committed folks who want to ensure a hopeful and optimistic future for our kids.
Transition Towns are made of dedicated groups of citizens focusing on the life support systems of a community: Food, energy, economy, community
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