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Saturday, December 1, 2012 Church of the Good Shepherd "First Saturday" Garage Sale 8am – noon / Corner of 7th Street & Texas / This one is special because we have our Bazaar 'remainders' at half price / Gift items, household items, books, clothing of all sizes, shoes, linens, toys, games, and lots more Annual Christmas Boutique 9am – 5pm / Grant County Business & Conference Center - Hwy 180 […]
This weeks installment addresses treading lightly on the earth featuring Joe Saenz - Native American owner and operator of Wolf Horse Outfitters, and member of the Apache Red Paint Tribal Council and Mountain Horse Singers. Dr Kim McCreery - co-producer of Earth Matters and Regional Director/Staff Scientist of New Mexico Wilderness Alliance - hosts this weeks program and they discuss the sacred Apache connection to the land, the wild Gila, […]
Tuesday 20 November 2012 SOUPer Tuesdays 11:30 am – 12:30 pm / First United Methodist Church / Benefits Bridge Community Weight Watchers 5:15 pm weigh in, 6 pm meeting / Women's Club on Silver Heights Blvd Music w/ Scott 6-8 pm Diane's Parlor / 510 N Bullard Street Wednesday 21 November 2012 Curbside Consulting at the Nonprofit Resource Center 9 am- Noon / The Wellness Coalition - 409 N Bullard […]
Carolyn Smith is your host for Community Spotlight and each week she seeks out and converses with some organization or individual that is making Grant County a great place to live through their service to community. This week's program features Azima Forest who is an active participant in the Silver City Reiki community - now almost 200 strong. They have been trained in a practice that serves themselves and others […]
A Panel Discussion on Biodiversity Loss in the Southwest Silco Theater / Tuesday 13 November 2012 Please note - the panel ran longer than the allotted one hour so the regularly scheduled version was shortened. The full length version is posted at the link below. The impact of humanity on the earth's diverse flora and fauna has been significant. Scientists estimate that 5 - 20% of species in many groups […]
Before we begin the calendar a few words from a friend... Dear Friends This is the last time I will be 'blasting' out to you. Kendra Milligan of the Grant County Health Council will take over from now on. Please put her address in your books, and notify her of any of your special events: healthcouncilgc@gmail.com It has been a total pleasure doing this the past many years, because there […]
This week’s installment of Earth Matters features Kathy Whiteman, director of Western New Mexico University’s Outdoor Program, and the former Executive Director of Gila Conservation Education Center, interviewed by Donna Stevens, co-producer of Earth Matters and Executive Director of Upper Gila Watershed Alliance. Dr Whiteman and Ms Stevens discuss ecological literacy, and how TV nature shows are raising a generation of children who can recite factoids about rainforest animals they […]
This is the 5th in El Refugio's Men Speak Out Against Domestic Violence series to acknowledge October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. In this final installment, we hear from Deputy Steve Reese, Sam Lowen a retired hospital technician who has seen the victims of domestic violence for decades, John Carter on the staff of El Refugio and Ken Cooper - longtime El Refugio supporter. As the other men that spoke […]
This week's program focuses on one of herbalism's most popular and common plants - Echinacea. Native to North America and having been in use for hundreds of years, it is one of the most widely used, studied and at times controversial medicinal herbs. Fall is the perfect time to harvest Echinacea and Monica Rude and Naava Koenigsberg discuss the characteristics of the different species, their use as medicine and interaction […]
