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Two upcoming gatherings for likeminded locals (opens the original)
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This weekend you have two opportunities to gather with other people concerned about health and pesticide-free living. Saturday, October 3rd from 11am-2pm, the Colorado chapters of the Weston A. Price Foundation, Children’s Health Defense, Make America Healthy Again, and Longmont4SafeTech are having a collaborative picnic potluck at Light Root Farm and Learning Center. Tour the farm, eat great food, and connect with people in our community who care about health on every level. Registration is req
Article by Tess McDonald (opens the original)
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Tess McDonald wrote an article that is featured on the Lyons’ Redstone today. More information will be presented at the Lyons library on November 6th at 6pm.Here’s more from Tess:Soil Health is Fire MitigationLet’s talk about how spraying petrochemicals on the land sounds more like a fire hazard than fire mitigation! What can we do instead? Let’s talk about it! Come to an interactive talk about: permaculture, soil health is like gut health, and natures’ processes of
Another opportunity to give BOCC comments (opens the original)
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If you want another chance to speak to the commissioners about pesticides, drone spraying, or anything else, there an open house on Tuesday, September 15th in Lafayette (from the weekly email agenda):5:30 p.m. Town HallLocation – Boulder County Southeast Hub, Rooms 131 and 132, 1755 S. Public Road, LafayetteThe County Commissioners will hold an in-person Town Hall Meeting. The Boulder Office of Disaster Management will give a brief presentation in recognition of September as Disaster Preparednes
Opinion piece published (opens the original)
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I just realized I mistakenly posted this information on my other Substack (serves me right for having more than one and having to update on my phone now that my computers have been made obsolete and can’t upgrade to a workable operating system 🤦🏼♀️). The Daily Camera published an op-ed I wrote today about how BOCC is limiting public input, specifically at POSAC meetings but across all boards and commissions. Please read and share so they see how important these issues are and hopefully do follo
Last two BOCC public comments before fall (opens the original)
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On Thursday, the next county commissioners’ (BOCC) public comment time was finally listed on the schedule. This normally happens the first Thursday of every month but with Labor Day, they pushed it out two weeks to Thursday, September 17th at 9am I have spoken at so many of these BOCC public comment times over the past four years, mostly on pesticide issues and the integrated weed management plan (IWMP) but on a handful of other topics like property taxes and limits to public comment. This month
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