In Chicago we have long appreciated that cities are no longer the enemies of the natural environment; rather they’re leading the way in preserving and protecting it. Since I have been mayor, my goal has been to make Chicago a shining example of how a large city can live in harmony with its environment and as a result, be a better place for all its residents. I am confident that if we address the climate change challenge together, with creativity and boldness, then our city will continue to lead the world in designing a path to a more secure future.
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January 27, 2010 - 7:00pm - 8:30pm
The Master Gardeners serving Summit County are pleased to present 'Vermicomposting' as part of 'Meet Me in the Garden,' a free educational series. Learn how worms are your friends with Master Gardener Pat Rossi, who describes vermicomposting, or composting with worms. Join us at 7pm at Sand Run Metro Park Mingo Pavilion. 1501 Sand Run Pkwy, Akron, Oh 44313. For more information please call the Ohio State University Extension at 330-928-4769 ext 27
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