Greetings, and welcome to the newsletter for ProgressiveWayneCounty.org. We appreciate you signing up to stay in touch with what's happening at the site and around the county. If you don't want to receive this any more, see below for subscription information.

We know it's been a while since our last issue, but the site continues to be active as a gathering place for news and updates about interesting projects and people in our area; here are a few recent featured items from the site:

--Coming up this Wednesday, the next 100-Mile Radius Potluck!
http://www.progressivewaynecounty.org/event/1835  continue reading »

Greetings, and welcome to the newsletter for ProgressiveWayneCounty.org. We appreciate you signing up to stay in touch with what's happening at the site and around the county. If you don't want to receive this any more, see below for subscription information.

Here are some of the items we're featuring from the site:

--Asking the City of Richmond to adopt the Oil Depletion Protocol
http://www.progressivewaynecounty.org/forum/asking_the_city_of_richmond_to_adopt_the_oil_depletion_protocol
The Oil Depletion Protocol is an international agreement that will enable nations of the world (and municipalities like Richmond) to cooperatively reduce their dependence on oil.  continue reading »

Greetings, and welcome to the newsletter for ProgressiveWayneCounty.org. We appreciate you signing up to stay in touch with what's happening at the site and around the county. If you don't want to receive this any more, see below for subscription information.

Here are some of the items we're featuring from the site:

--The "No Bikes" signs came down today
PWC user and blogger Mark Stosberg's petition helped bring down some unnecessary street signs as of today.
http://www.progressivewaynecounty.org/blog/mark_stosberg/2006/12/the_no_bikes_signs_came_down_today

--Starting a Time Bank in Richmond?  continue reading »

Greetings, and welcome to the inaugural newsletter for ProgressiveWayneCounty.org. We appreciate you signing up to stay in touch with what's happening at the site and around the county. If you don't want to receive this any more, see below for subscription information.

Here are some of the items we're featuring from the site:

--Building community, one computer at a time--
Learn about a great new initiative for technology recycling from Earlham College
http://www.progressivewaynecounty.org/news/2006/10/building_community_one_computer_at_a_time

--Wind energy coming to our area--
People are talking about new advances in wind energy facilities in the region  continue reading »