A Forum of Eco-ideas in Lake Country. Tuesday, February 24, 2009. How I helped pass the Green Jobs Act. In September 2008 thousands across the country rallied to encourage our government to fund the development of Green Jobs. I joined a group from the Lake Country Unitarian Universalist Church in Hartland. And now, 5 months later, we have it! Keep talking. Be a trend-setter! Wednesday, February 18, 2009. Instead I reacted with skepticism. I wondered what the point would be-a bunc.

Bringing back the past, for a sustainable future. This blog was previously known as New Ground, Old Dirt. Sunday, June 10, 2012. My goal this summer is to use more of the herbs from my garden and CSA share. I was told that lemon balm can spread very easily. so lemon balm is the first to be harvested. After a few online searches, I can across a really basic recipe. Monday, May 28, 2012. Hanging laundry bring great joy to my life. Shadow enjoying the fresh air and evening sun. Sunny, our Easter Egger.

Local Food and Sustainability Film Series. Northwest Wisconsin Regional Food Summit. Or contact Tracey Mofle at. If you could, please.

A New Yorker, living in Wisconsin who loves to cook and write about it. My daughter gave birth to twin boys March 23rd, 2014. Grayson Nathaniel and Jackson Christopher. They were born 6 weeks premature and are doing so well for being 2 months old! My daughter amazes me! Posted by Sarah Nett. On May 26, 2014 in Uncategorized.

High School Outdoor Leaders Program. 2015 Art at Riverside Park. 2015 Art in Menomonee Valley. 2014 Art at Riverside Park. Building Community - 10 Years in Riverside.

Reviving the bond between community and farmer. What if you were told that you could get a box of fresh, organic produce, delivered to your doorstep from a local farmer? Nearly 70 households in southeastern Wisconsin already do, thanks to farmers Kelly Kiefer and Jeff Schreiber.