No Green Drinks in December 2009

We hope that everyone had a terrific time in 2009 making friends, connections and figuring out more ways to not toast our beautiful blue planet.  A huge thanks to all of the people and organizations who hosted GreenDrinks in the past year – every one was different and each made a unique contribution. 

Be a Host of Green Drinks: It is really simple.

You find the place, make sure there is beverage and some snacks (host or no-host is ok) – simple or complex is your choice.  We send the e-vite at no charge.  The people come.  We are inviting firms, organizations and individuals to show their green by hosting GreenDrinks this coming year.  Just call Valerie at 425-252-7601 or email valerie@greeningproperties.com to get signed up. 

No GreenDrinks in December

We'd like to encourage all of you to spend lots of time with your friends, families and co-workers during the holidays.  Go play in the snow.  Take some time to be grateful for all you have and make some time to imagine all of the wonderful things you have yet to do.   We’ll be back again on January 13, 2010.  The Rice Group, a consulting engineers firm, will be our host.  This will be our first ever GreenDrinks in Lynnwood!    

Support Local Business Snohomish Holiday Market Opens Nov. 19th

Visit the Snohomish Holiday Market from Nov.19- Dec. 27.

The Market will be open:
Thursdays from 11-5,
Friday from 10-7
Saturday from 10-7,
Sunday from 11-5

The Market features over 6,000 sq ft of arts, crafts and other surprises.

Vendors will change each week so you'll want to visit often.

Vendors are still being accepted.
Historic Downtown Snohomish
Snohomish Marketplace
1234 First Street, Snohomish, WA 98290

For more information visit:
http://snohomishholidaymarket.com
http://snohomishholidaymarket.blogspot.com

For more information contact:
SnohomishHolidayMarket@live.com
SnohomishHolidayMarket@gmail.com

Thanks for Supporting local Community. Photo is from Erickson Creations which you will see at the Market.

SDTF Sponsors November Green Drinks in Everett at Bucks

submitted to the National Trust for Historic Preservation "This Place Matters" photo contest

Historic Everett’s Halloween Fundraiser

Start-up for Everett History Week

                Spaghetti Dinner  

                        Costume Party 

                            Silent Auction

Friday 10/30/09

5-8 pm

Historic Anchor Tavern

1001 Hewitt Avenue

$15.00 suggested donation

We are accepting items for the auction. Please contact Annie Lyman at 425-259-2513 if you have neat old/new stuff/services you can donate.

Proceeds of the event go to help pay legal fees to Save the Collins Building.

Learn more at www.HistoricEverettt.org

Oct. 14th.. Green Drinks at the "old" Broadway Mall in Everett

Join Apothecary and Thyme, Earth Cocoon, Sharing Wheels, Anabel's Framing and Gallery, Broadway Postal Services, Broadway Hobbies  who are the businesses at the "old Broadway Mall".

 

What's more green than having several business in one building? Even better the building stands on the site that use to be the Darigold Creamery. 

 

Remember to bring your glass or mug so you can toast our planet "while we figure out ways to NOT toast the planet!"

 

 Not to be Missed ....... SEE YA THERE

 

click here to print your invitation

Livable Snohomish County Summit and Snohomish County Council Candidate Forum

Saturday, October 10, 2009 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with lunch provided, Snohomish County PUD in Everett. Sponsored with funding from TogetherGreen.  Summit hosts include Futurewise, Pilchuck Audubon Society, Livable Snohomish County Coalition, Snohomish Group of Sierra Club and Mountain Loop Conservancy, and the Candidate Forum is also hosted by KSER 90.7FM and League of Women Voters of Snohomish County.

The agenda includes:
Summit from 9 a.m. to noon.  Speakers and topics include:

Climate Change and Land Use--Tim Trohimovich of Futurewise

Transportation Choices--Bill Laborde of Transportation Choices Coalition

Transit Oriented Development--Sara Nikolic of Futurewise

Urban Centers--Dave Killingstad of Snohomish County PDS

County Transportation--Steve Thomsen, Director of Snohomish County Public Works

Puget Sound--Terry Williams of Tulalip Tribes

Rivers and Streams--Jamie Glasgow of Wild Fish Conservancy

Hydropower--Rich Bowers of Hydropower Reform Coalition and Dave Aldrich, Commissioner for PUD

Surface Water Management--Dave Ward from Snohomish County SWM

Rural Issues, then, now and future hope--citizen Bill Blake

Urban Issues, then, now and future hope--citizen David Allais

Snohomish County Future Perspective--Chair Mike Cooper of Snohomish County Council.

Lunch session from noon to 2 p.m. will include a free lunch, facilitated discussion rooms and informational tables to browse.

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2 to 4 p.m. will be the County Council Candidate forum. RSVPs are mandatory because there is limited seating space

To RSVP, contact Kristin Kelly at kristin@futurewise.org or call her at 425-923-8625.

Welcome to Snohomish County - Enjoy the ride

Welcome to Snohomish County - Enjoy the ride

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