Keeping Warm & Safe When It’s Extremely Cold!
Jan
7
2015
“The National Weather Service (NWS) is forecasting bitter cold temperatures throughout the Commonwealth for the remainder of the week. As the temperatures continue to plummet, wind chills are expected to reach -15 to -30 degrees in some areas,” stated Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) Director Kurt Schwartz. “To that end, MEMA presents these cold weather [continue reading]
Skillsharing: Community Through Sharing & Learning
Oct
8
2014
Want to share your knowledge & creativity with others? Skillsharing is the answer, where you can proudly share your skills, talents and knowledge with others. Of course it’s not a one-way street…skillsharing means that you can pick up some great tips and skills in return. It’s a wonderful collaborative consumptive way to learn! Best of [continue reading]
Cooperative extensions reinventing themselves
Oct
6
2014
Daily Hampshire Gazette. October 6, 2014. By Marsha Mercer.
For most of the past 15 years, Seth Wilner was the go-to guy for any and all questions about growing plants and animals in Sullivan County, N.H.
“Used to be, someone in my county called up and said, ‘I have a llama [continue reading]
For most of the past 15 years, Seth Wilner was the go-to guy for any and all questions about growing plants and animals in Sullivan County, N.H.
“Used to be, someone in my county called up and said, ‘I have a llama [continue reading]
BJ’s Charitable Foundation Grant helps The Food Bank turn a cold shoulder to hunger in Western Mass.
Sep
24
2014
The Food Bank of Western Massachusetts is proud to announce that we are one of 30 food banks to be awarded grants this September from BJ’s Charitable Foundation. The foundation is distributing grants in celebration of BJ’s Wholesale Club’s 30th anniversary. As a member of the Feeding America network, The Food Bank is [continue reading]
terrific grange resource!
Sep
20
2014
Independent Grange Communications Network —an unofficial voice from and for the Grange grassroots—
Download the full newsletter HERE
Archived issues HERE .
Subscribe HERE [continue reading]
barnraiser: a new crowdfunding site for the food movement
Sep
19
2014
Barnraiser is the community to power the food movement, one project at a time.
To learn more or check out the stories and projects, CLICK HERE ! [continue reading]
Volunteers give their all to help feed local community
Sep
19
2014
Mikee’s hard work and dedication earned him the Newcomer of the Year Award at our Volunteer Appreciation Picnic
Volunteers are essential to The Food Bank’s mission to feed our neighbors in need and lead the community to end hunger. Without the hard work and dedication of our volunteers, we wouldn’t be [continue reading]
a cool virtual library for you to explore
May
15
2014
The International Theatre of the Oppressed Organisation will not be just one Center more, but an Organisation dedicated to help all Centers to develop themselves, so that they can help other TO groups to grow and develop. The Organisation is carried by the combined power of experienced Jokers across [continue reading]
let’s help growing innovation get over the hump!
Mar
9
2014
They are 67% funded with 12 days to go. Every little bit counts!Growing Innovation Online Library & Book
Why does this project matter? Because stakes is high!
In case it’s hard to see, this farmer’s clever t-shirt says ‘stakes is high’ To make a more serious [continue reading]
clf to offer free legal aid for new england farmers
Mar
7
2014
The Conservation Law Foundation (CLF), a regional New England environmental advocacy organization, is launching a pro bono legal services network for farmers, food entrepreneurs, and food-
Through the Legal Services Food Hub (tentative name), CLF will match eligible participants with skilled attorneys who are willing to provide their legal [continue reading]
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