To those near enough:
Who: People who want to stop Plum Creek from over developing Moosehead Lake
What: A Free! skills training with fun activities to teach us community outreach and advocacy about the issue
When: 6pm TONIGHT! (Friday the 14th)
Where: conference center, Unity College, Unity, ME
Why: Moosehead Lake is being threatened by the wrong type of development for those of us who want to continue appreciating its beauty and biodiversity on outings such as NOVA trips. The Plum Creek Corporation is driven by their profits, but in November we have a chance to stop them if we let the Land Use Regulation Commission (LURC) know that the general public wants to protect Moosehead. We have a chance to organize fair-goers at the Common Ground Fair who already care about the issue. Tonight’s skills workshop will help us reach out to those people next weekend and get them involved in the decision that could permanently change the character of Maine’s North Woods.
for the rest of you, i will begin the virtual tour of my recent life:
today's room of interest is the beloved 4-square room. Now that Liz is back home in Augusta from spending the week in Portland (in order to pull off her massive kick off meeting), we can hopefully get some rousing games together. Last night's sport of choice was Boggle.
Work has been wild.
I can't believe how much money we're up against. Corporations are so sneaky... but are they sneakier than me? stay tuned.
What: A Free! skills training with fun activities to teach us community outreach and advocacy about the issue
When: 6pm TONIGHT! (Friday the 14th)
Where: conference center, Unity College, Unity, ME
Why: Moosehead Lake is being threatened by the wrong type of development for those of us who want to continue appreciating its beauty and biodiversity on outings such as NOVA trips. The Plum Creek Corporation is driven by their profits, but in November we have a chance to stop them if we let the Land Use Regulation Commission (LURC) know that the general public wants to protect Moosehead. We have a chance to organize fair-goers at the Common Ground Fair who already care about the issue. Tonight’s skills workshop will help us reach out to those people next weekend and get them involved in the decision that could permanently change the character of Maine’s North Woods.
for the rest of you, i will begin the virtual tour of my recent life:
today's room of interest is the beloved 4-square room. Now that Liz is back home in Augusta from spending the week in Portland (in order to pull off her massive kick off meeting), we can hopefully get some rousing games together. Last night's sport of choice was Boggle.
Work has been wild.
I can't believe how much money we're up against. Corporations are so sneaky... but are they sneakier than me? stay tuned.