At our recent Annual Members and Community Meeting, Slow Food Russian River Leaders presented 2016 Highlights and a 2017 Preview. Thanks goes to Brad Whitworth and Peg Champion for putting the powerpoint together.
At our recent Annual Members and Community Meeting, Slow Food Russian River Leaders presented 2016 Highlights and a 2017 Preview. Thanks goes to Brad Whitworth and Peg Champion for putting the powerpoint together.
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Here are some of the connections Anne Fishel researched while working on her book, Home for Dinner. And remember, none of these requires a gourmet meal or a trip to the bookstore. Library books and a takeout pizza are just as good.
Dinnertime storytelling makes kids voracious readers
theconversation.com
Family meals – with lively conversation, storytelling and discussions of books and the tales they contain – feed children's literacy skills.The Career Pathways Program of the Conservation Corps North Bay kicked off this summer, with the first six months spent clearing invasive blackberries and other non-native shrubs from creeks to improve flood protection, and planting native trees to provide fish and wildlife shade.
Sonoma County program makes water management careers accessible
pressdemocrat.com
The Sonoma County Career Pathways Program exposes 18- to 24-year-olds to careers in the water management industry.
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