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- Founded:
- 2006
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General 50-Mileness!Updated about 2 months ago
The FIRST Edible Garden Tour (Aug 9, 2009)Created about 3 months ago
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Events
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- Food Inc. the documentary film...
The Patricia Theatre, Powell River ...
Wednesday, September 16 at 7:00pm - Powell River 50-Mile Local Foo...
Powell River Community Resource Centre
Wednesday, June 10 at 5:00am
Powell River 50-Mile Local Food Challenge
Powell River 50-Mile Local Food Challenge
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local winter greens wanted.
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Powell River 50-Mile Local Food Challenge
http://www.prcrc.org/
Thursday Oct 22nd, 12:30 -2:30 "Put your Garden to Bed and grow Champion Garlic" with Wendy Devlin.
Phone to register for workshops,604 485 0992. All workshops by donation please.
Powell River 50-Mile Local Food Challenge
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At a meeting on climate change in Copenhagen in December, officials now expect only incremental progress.
Powell River 50-Mile Local Food Challenge The public consultation event (on agriculture issues in Powell River and transitioning) will start at 7 pm on Monday, October 19, at Dwight Hall. It will be facilitated by Geoff Allan
Powell River 50-Mile Local Food Challenge Kale Force Pot luck gathering on Wed. Oct 14 5pm-7pm at the CRC (4752 Joyce) all welcome. Bring food if you can.
Powell River 50-Mile Local Food Challenge Come on out next Sunday Oct 18th to our Celebration of Local Food, 2-5pm at the Unitarian Hall in Cranberry.
Powell River 50-Mile Local Food Challenge
This from Kevin Wilson of http://transitionpowellriver.wordpress.c
“Come on out next Sunday Oct 18th to our Celebration of Local Food, 2-5pm at the Unitarian Hall in Cranberry.
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Name of the group to be “Transition Town Powell River” rather than “Transition Powell River”. This was felt to make it easier to distinguish us from women’s transition/shelter groups, while still keeping the Transition Initiative brand.
Powell River 50-Mile Local Food Challenge See our blog for the PRIZE WINNERS list! (but of course, you're all winners in our book... if not OF 'our' book(s). Visit: http://www.pr50.wordpress.com
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Powell River 50-Mile Local Food Challenge It's OVER, folks! But keep the 50-mile spirit going all year round-- plan to grow more of your own food and also support local food growers! Congrats to all the winners (announced on Sept. 27th Fall Fair)
Powell River 50-Mile Local Food Challenge
The last 50-mile challenge podcast in the series is out! Thanks David and all guests!! http://pr50.podomatic.com/entry/2009-09-
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This is the official podcast of Powell River's annual 50-mile eat-local challenge, featuring interviews with local food champions.
Powell River 50-Mile Local Food Challenge
NEW 50-mile podcast #6: http://pr50.podomatic.com/enclosure/2009
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Powell River 50-Mile Local Food Challenge WOW! Still New Prizes for 50-mile participants at: http://pr50.wordpress.com/fotc/
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Hey, even MORE new prizes for 50-mile Challenge particpants (chosen randomly): see: http://pr50.wordpress.com/fotc/ 14minutesago
Powell River 50-Mile Local Food Challenge On Wednesday September 16 and Thursday September 17, the Patricia Theatre in Powell River will be presenting three showings of the documentary "Food, Inc." This should be a great event for anyone interested in their food supply. Take a look at the trailer here: http://www.foodincmovie.com/
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Do you know what your kids are really eating at school? Explore the Hungry For Change Cafeteria and learn what schools are actually serving for lunch.
Powell River 50-Mile Local Food Challenge
The NEW 50-Mile Podcast is here: This week, featuring Sunshine Organics' Melissa Call! http://pr50.podomatic.com/enclosure/2009
Powell River 50-Mile Local Food Challenge
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