2nd Annual Sustainable Energy Festival

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I think all foods for schools should be locally sourced and that schools should become an engine for sustainability. The edible schoolyard is an idea for a curriculum in the public schools that will bring children into a new relationship with food...children will have an opportunity to see where food comes from. They will be able to work in the garden and in the kitchen, and to serve food to their classmates in the dining room.

— Alice Waters, chef/owner Chez Panise, in Metropolis

2nd Annual Sustainable Energy Festival

Submitted by Athan Barkoukis on February 13, 2008 - 4:02pm.
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Start: Mar 8 2008 - 9:00am

End: Mar 8 2008 - 5:00pm

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Fairless Middle School

11885 Navarre Road S.W.

Navarre, OH

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The first-ever Sustainable Energy Festival, held at The Wilderness Center in Stark County on Saturday March 3rd, was a huge success with over 1,000 people attending throughout the day. Organizers, Green Energy Ohio and The Wilderness Center, were amazed by the response, especially since the event was designed for only a few hundred people.

This year GEO and TWC have teamed up again to offer the 2nd Annual Sustainable Energy Festival at Fairless Middle School in Navarre (Stark County). Discover the benefits, challenges and costs of clean energy living through seven free presentations running throughout the day. Learn more about these technologies by taking one of five 3-hr workshops ($40 for GEO/TWC members, $50 non-members). Interact with dozens of exhibitors, see hands-on demonstrations and get answers to your questions. For more information, visit www.GreenEnergyOhio.org.

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