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Friday 9 August 2013 Youth Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition Noon – 1pm / Grant County Health Council Office - 214 N Black Street / Discussion and work on prevention strategies for youth substance abuse - underage drinking and prescription drug abuse / Lunch will be served / Raz 388.1198 or rrobinson@grmc.org Brandie Bingham 6pm / Diane’s Parlor - 510 N Bullard Street / Acoustic folk music / Free Phillip Gibbs […]
Welcome to Civil Discourse with your host, Jamie Newton. This installment of Civil Discourse is a panel discussion regarding a tax increase to fund "Quality of Life" projects put before the voters in a special mail in ballot election that has stirred controversy in several areas including... The lack of public input for the "five proposed projects" which have received criticism from a variety of sources The lack of statistical […]
Jean's guest this week will be Monica Rude, founder and owner of Desert Woman Botanicals. Monica studied medicinal herbs with well-known Southwest herbalist, Michael Moore & others. She started gardening as a child in her parent's garden in the snowy Northeast & has been a desert gardener for the past 25 years. She lives in Gila where she grows dozens of herbs for the product line & for teaching students […]
Tuesday 6 August 2013 Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance 11am - Noon / Main Street Plaza - Enter at Bullard & 7th /Based on traditional Tai Chi, this program works for all people including those with diminished balance or strength / First class free / Liz 313.6883 - emikols@Q.com SC Coop Forum - Home & Garden Design Class 11am / Silver City Food Coop - 520 N Bullard / […]
Welcome to the 2nd installment of Back To The Garden with Jean Eisenhower. This week, Jean will interview Greg Renfo, a student of Permaculture, Forestry and Wildlife, a homesteader in the 1970s and 80s, and a musician who has written a number of songs pertaining to gardens. They'll discuss Permaculture, dealing with heavy monsoon rains, weeding (yes, weeding - they have some important thoughts on that subject) and what to […]
Friday 2 August 2013 CLAY Festival ALL DAY LONG! 8am - 9pm / Various locations / Workshops, Lectures, Demos, Films, Exhibitions, Youth Activities, Juried Vendor Fair, Tour, Yoga, Music / For schedules & locations - clayfestival.com/clay-festival-2013-events -jessa@clayfestival.com CLAY Festival CLAYplay 10-11:30am at the Silver City Library & 2-3:30pm at the Bayard Public Library / Exploring Our Heritage - Pueblo Pottery - Traditional Pinch & Coil Methods with Pam Lujan Hauer […]
This installment of Hearing Voices features Walter "Ski" Szymanski - retired labor organizer and community activist - with his commentary on the, uh, Quality of Life Tax Increase proposed under a special mail-in election whose ballots are being mailed on 29 July 2013. Ski urges a NO vote on the measure and details - that's where the devil is - the distinction between an actual "Quality of Life" measure as defined […]
Tuesday 30 July 2013 CLAY Festival Workshops These multi-day workshops start today – Mata Ortiz Pottery, Wild Harvested Clay for Raised Relief Wall Plasters, Handmade Tile, Build an Adobe Labyrinth / ClayFestival.com - jessa@clayfestival.com CLAY Festival Tour - Historic Mining District 9:30am - Noon / Meet at Murray Ryan Visitor’s Center - 201 N Hudson Street / Tour conducted by Terry Humble / Fee / jessa@clayfestival.com Free Line Dance Lessons […]
Guests Ron Henry and Mary Burton Riseley will be walking the Camino de Santiago de Compostela in Spain in support of preserving the Gila River, New Mexico's last free-flowing river. Join host Allyson Siwik of Gila Resources Information Project for this week's show and find out more about this famous pilgrimage route and why Ron and Mary are dedicating their journeys to the Gila River. Find out more at these […]
