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Sue Lannin
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Drat! I have not viewed "No Impact Man" yet and want to, but I'll be in San Diego on March 10.
Monday nights the Glenwood Sunday Market board meets, usually from 6 to 7:30 or later. If we run to 8 p.m., I'll probably just go home.
Transition Rogers Park Gathering - Working Toward a Great Unleashing at United Church of Rogers Park (2nd floor)
March 1, 2010 from 7pm to 9pm
Do you want to know how people built, and lived and worked in, a self-sufficient community in Rogers Park in the past? In our last meeting we learned about the ways that Rogers Park residents met their needs before white settlement, and in March we'…
Thank you for listing this Winter Farmers' Market to be held Saturday, Feb. 20, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at the United Church of Rogers Park, 3rd floor Social Hall.
Tom Arnold of Arnold's Farm will be bringing meats and you can place an order in advance at htt…
Winter Market, United Church of Rogers Park at United Church of Rogers Park
February 20, 2010 from 9am to 1pm
The Winter Farmers Markets are headed to Rogers Park!
Get your fix of fresh farm products from IL, WI, IN and MI, like pastured pork and chicken, grass-fed and grain-fed beef, honey, eggs, goats' milk soap, sauces and salsas, fresh mushrooms, pickl…
Transition 2020 - Let's Grow! ...... Community Garden Planning at Christine's Place
January 31, 2010 from 3pm to 5pm
And the planning continues!
Hear updates about funding.
Work through a timeline for getting our garden in the ground.
Talk about allocating beds.
And....more!
Let's Transition Together! at Heartland Cafe
January 26, 2010 from 7pm to 9pm
Are you ready to make sauerkraut with Lan and Milton? Learn about the history of resiliency in Rogers Park? Spend some time with friends in our working groups?
We hope so! Join us at Heartland Cafe on January 26th! Stay to eat, drink, socialize and…
We hope the Glenwood Sunday Market, in addition to being a farmers' market, will also connect and support local business endeavors and the arts community.
The Local Commerce Group might also want to explore what EcoAndersonville and the Edgewater En…
Trade locally, eat locally, produce locally - and encourage businesses to adopt sustainable practices. These are some of the indicators of a self-reliant community. But how do we get there?
Excellent suggestion! Thea, will you be coming to the CFPAC planning session on Dec. 2nd?
Hi, Yeni-
Welcome back to Chicago from such interesting conferences! I would love to learn from you and also invite you to help us create/reinvigorate a Rogers Park Food Policy Council or perhaps Food subset of Transition Rogers Park/49th Ward Green…
Thank you for posting this. Nan Sullivan from Edgewater (she's also on Sen. Steans' Policy Advisory Committee) and I were part of a group of food activists, educators, and constituents that met with Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky recently to urge spec…
Rogers Park Orchard Exploratory Committee at The Home of Alderman Joe Moore & Barbara Moore
October 14, 2009 from 6:30pm to 8pm
Join a few members of the 49th Ward Green Corps as we explore the idea of improving our neighborhood permaculture through the development of a community orchard - or multiple mini-orchards. Chad White from Loyola University will join us and may have…
Yes, I'm very interested in a community orchard. The neighborhood orchard idea is good, though having the orchard on public land near a central gathering place, like a fieldhouse or school appeals to me, too, because then it would be "owned" by the…
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- Where do you live?
- 7100 N. Greenview Ave.
- Why are you choosing to join Transition Rogers Park?
- One cannot create an environmentally responsible, socially just, and sustainable community working by oneself. We need the stimulation and encouragement that comes from sharing ideas, working through setbacks, and celebrating achievements with others who have similar goals.
- What background or talents do you have that you can contribute to Transition Rogers Park?
- I have skills in research and writing. My background includes being a reference librarian at an urban affairs research center, managing an office for a nonprofit environmental organization, and teaching.
Comment Wall (1 comment)
- At 11:30pm on April 1, 2009,
Pam Richart said… - Welcome, Sue!
This promises to be a most exciting and invigorating journey - and we so look forward to collaborating and celebrating with you!
Warmly,
Pam
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