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Mark Your Calendars !

- Next monthly meeting is Wednesday, May 9th at 6:30pm at Main Street SUNY Cortland, 9 Main. St.

Visit the Farmers' Market/ CSA section of our website!

1. -Bike/Walk to Work Week (May 14-18)
   

Get a team together, register, and log your miles. Individual and team prizes. Sponsored by Cooperative Extension, Healthy Now and Way2Go Cortland. Let's show that there are other ways to get around!

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1. -Wild Food Walk
   

Have you ever wondered what those plants growing along the trails were and if they might be edible?  How about those weeds you pulled from your garden?  If so, ...

...Come along on a two-hour exploration of edible wild plants guided by Peter Harrity and Tess Ruswick of the Lime Hollow Nature Center.

Saturday, June 9th, 11am-1pm

Meet at the Lime Hollow Visitors’ Center, 338 McLean Rd., Cortland.

We will learn which wild plants and weeds are edible, how to identify them, and even try cooking and eating some.  Hopefully, you will leave with a greater appreciation of the delicious, nutrient-rich plant life growing in the Cortland area this time of year.

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The Benefit CD “Singing Clear: Clean earth, air, water ‘round here” is here! 

This compilation CD addressing issues of hydrofracking, mountaintop removal, the oil and gas industry and songs that advocate for a clean planet and sustainable energy.  It features songs donated by artists including The Horse Flies, Driftwood, Marie Burns (of the Burns Sisters), emma’s revolution, Colleen Kattau and Some Guys, Aro Veno, and Thousands of One, and includes a statement by acclaimed environmental activist and  author, Sandra Steingraber.  The CD will benefit the work of GDACC, Shaleshock, NOON (Neighbors of the Onondaga Nation), Friends of Blair Mountain, and other groups working for a clean planet.

**For more info or to obtain a CD contact: colleenkatt@gmail.com (CD now available on CDBaby).