Calling the Courageously Conspicuous!
Saturday, July 24 2010 @ 08:21 PM PDT
Contributed by: Anonymous
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In light of the sighting of another swastika, this time in the Dummerston quarry, days after the racist and anti-Semitic graffiti on the Dummerston bridge abutment, we are asking community leaders to deliver the following message throughout Windham County this week and next:“We strive to be a community free of prejudice and unlawful discrimination. Everyone regardless of race, religion, ethnicity, skin tone, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, martial status, physical or mental abilities, or economic standing deserves to live or visit here without the fear of bullying, harassment, bigotry or violence.”
I would like to enlist the residents of Putney to voice their opinion.
Let’s Get to Work.
June 7, 2008 NY Times Op-Ed Columnist
The Windham County Genetic Engineering Action Group (GEAG) and students and staff at Westminster’s Compass School are working together on a new GMO-Free Schools campaign. The campaign is designed to help students learn about genetically modified food, and assist them in working for a school food policy to get healthier, non-genetically-modified foods into their cafeterias. Providing healthy food is not solely the responsibility of a child’s parents, according to Beth White, Compass School science teacher. “It is essential that schools adopt this responsibility.”
APRIL 18, 2008 10:00 AM to 3:00PM
