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| This Week LION Public Forum – Wed, Nov 2nd LION – the Local Investing Opportunities Network – welcomes all community members to an Open Forum. Since 2006 LION members have invested over $10 million in about 100 Jefferson County businesses and nonprofits. At the event you will learn how LION works and, hear from two local businesses plus homeowners who |
| This Week Global Earth Repair Summit – Fri, Oct 21st-24th Friends of Earth Repair are called to join the Global Earth Repair foundation for a weekend summit. They are bringing in some of the world leaders in eco-restoration together to educate the public, create an archive of world-class information and create a Global Earth Repair Action Plan. Please consider donating/sponsoring |
| This Week Master Gardener Lecture Series – Wed, Oct 19th This fall the Master Gardeners’ Growing Groceries Team is offering a free short lecture series on Growing Small Fruits for the Home Garden! Home grown fruit is one of the most delicious and economically effective ways to grow groceries in your home garden. Blueberries, Raspberries, Strawberries and Currants (for those |
This Week
Discussion of FLUSH The Documentary. Oct 11th
How do sewers work? How much does flushing cost households? What is science and medicine learning from poop? How do climate change and environmental justice affect housing affordability? The Housing Solutions Network’s Kelsey Caudebec moderates a discussion of the overlapping issues in FLUSH The Documentary. Among her guests are … Read the rest
| This Week FLUSH The Documentary on-demand viewing begins. Oct 5th *New* As the recent HSN-PHLUSH survey shows, local folks want to break the silence and move toward a community conversation on human waste management. FLUSH The Documentary does just this. The 54-minute film covers a variety of topics presented by experts. Among them are author Shawn Shaffner of the |
| This Week TLAB Meeting – Mon, Sept 26th The Transportation Lab is a Local 20/20 Action Group working to promote a transportation system that minimizes need for personal motor vehicles. Such a transportation system must be safe, convenient and healthy, and it must be based on: People walking, the most healthful mode; People bicycling, the most efficient mode; |
| This Week Eat Local First Olympic Peninsula Challenge – Sept *New* There is still time to enter the Eat Local First Challenge! Do any of the 9 activities on the Eat Local card, post and share them, and fill out a survey by Oct 1 to be entered into a chance to win prizes. September is a great time |
| This Week Meaningful Movies: Our Bodies Our Doctors – Mon, Sept 12th *Online* Our Bodies Our Doctors tells the rarely-discussed story of what it means to be an abortion provider today: confronting threats of violence and facing intensified political threats and efforts to criminalize abortion. Religious control over health care is expanding, including in many pro-choice states. The abortion debate |
| This Week Citizens for Healthcare Access Monthly Meeting – Mon, Sept 5th Local 20/20’s Citizens Healthcare Access Group (CHA) is a long running forum of people from the community concerned about healthcare access in Jefferson County. Discussion topics include Charity Care issues at the hospital, Legislative actions supporting local healthcare, public health issues, dental care, mental health and more. There |
| Alert! Weekly Announcements Needs Help! We are seeking a volunteer editor for this newsletter, the Local 20/20 Weekly Announcements. It is a fun way to give back, and an especially great opportunity for anyone who might be:new to the community, or wanting job experience, or a remote community member, or wanting to share the workload with a friend or two, |