Karen and Warner purchased the former St. Michael’s catholic church in 1993 and have made many modifications designed with the community in mind. Angel Arms Works has recently added solar to their already sustainable efforts! A 24 panel solar array with panels manufactured by Marysville’s Silicon Energy now resides on the south-facing rooftop of the building.
Kristin Kelly is Snohomish Country Program Director for Futurewise and Smart Growth Director for Pilchuck Audubon Society. Futurewise is working throughout Washington State to create livable communities, protect our working farmlands, forests, and waterways, and ensure a better quality of life for present and future generations. The Smart Growth Program has been an integral part of Pilchuck Audubon since the early 1990s, and works to train and empower local citizens to work for better growth management to stem the consequences of irresponsible development, and to ensure that sensitive areas and wildlife habitat maintain a high profile in growth management debates.
Click here to print information for the December Green Drinks
Green Drinks Snohomish County has always been a moveable feast. For
6 years we have been to many places and have had some fantastic Hosts
and Sponors. From solar panels, local beer, preserving old houses,
riding a bike, to growing food instead of lawns, our Green Drinkers are
the most "wonderful and resourceful" in Snohomish County. THANK YOU ALL
for supporting each other and the communities where you live.
GROW Washington
The Everett Farmers Market
