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Petaluma nonprofit Daily Acts wants to show that every act of conservation, no matter how small, counts. On Saturday, volunteers turned out to create a more water-efficient garden at Petaluma Health Center.
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Glenn May 22, 2013 at 03:10 pm
You left wing environmental wacos just cant admit when your wrong. IPCC data show no cause and…Read More effect between co2 and Global warming. Not to mention we have been in a global cooling period for the last 12 years. Yet you continue with your environmental religion mantra. Unless you own the property you have no say in how it is used. Mind your own business you I*D*I*O*T*S
Steven Maviglio May 22, 2013 at 02:42 pm
Just like they question the science of climate change, the right-wingers funding the Drakes Bay…Read More Oyster Farm's effort to break their deal with the National Park Service now are questioning the peer-reviewed science that led to the decision to end the marine slime and plastic pollution from the corporation's operation. And hate to break it to the author, but Cause of Action is a right-wing funded legal (tax exempt of course) group that takes on conservative causes, such as this effort to overturn the Obama Administration's correct decision to enforce the deal the Lunny's made.
eileen castelli May 14, 2013 at 08:17 pm
Marin County 4-H Summer Camp week 2 still accepting applications. July 28-Aug. 3, 2013. cost is…Read More $230.00 all inclusive. ages 9-14 co-ed. Old fashioned sleep away camp, hiking, nature, games, swimming, archery, arts and crafts, campfires, skits, parties, dances, etc. Marin4Hcamp@aol.com for applications. do not need to be a member of 4-H to attend. Deadline is June 15th or 150 campers are registered. Camp is held Las Posadas Forest in Angwin (Napa County) California http://lasposadas4hcamp.com/marin.html
Donnie Frank May 14, 2013 at 10:27 am
Parks and Recreation has a huge variety of summer camps. Kids Klub (1st-5th grade) and Camp K2…Read More (6th-8th grade) are both traditional summer day camps with 1/2 day, daily and weekly options. Also Lego engineering camps, sports camps, film making, cooking, science adventure. Check out our offerings online at www.cityofpetaluma.net/register.html
maria galindo April 22, 2013 at 06:31 pm
Hello there Jennifer,
Thank you for posting the Colors of Spanish Summer Spanish Immersion info!…Read More Would you be able to post this info also in all Sonoma and Marin County Patches, or do I do that individually in each Patch Summer Camp listing?
Thanks,
Maria