L to R: Nilgun Yigit (Team Greiser’s), Adrienne Burke (Greiser’s owner), Isabel Daniels (Greiser’s Chef). Photo Credit: Christopher Neil By Deborah Rundlett A Market is coming to The Meetinghouse! The […]
When Winter Begins and Ends Winter began on December 21st and will continue until March 19th. We have not had a good Connecticut winter with cold and snow in many […]
Local Recycling Resources If you have read these columns regularly, you know that our trash is an environmental problem across the state, the country, and globally. Recycling and composting can […]
As you sit down for your Thanksgiving meal and give thanks for the food, family, friends and whatever else you might be thankful for, consider giving thanks for things we […]
Election Day will be here before we know it. There are many issues we each may feel are important when making our vote. One issue I hope you will consider is climate change.
Trash. How often do you think about your trash? As a consumer, think about what you are buying, and the packaging involved that becomes trash. Look for items with minimal packaging. A blog post by Heather Cochrane of The Meetinghouse
The Danbury Farmers’ Market Opens June 22 and Runs Thorugh Oct 19, 2024 This month’s column features the Danbury Farmers’ Market, which goes beyond a typical farmers’ market. Farmers’ markets […]
Hummingbirds are only found in the Americas, and the only hummingbird native to our area is the ruby-throated hummingbird. It weighs in at only 0.1-0.2 oz. and has legs so […]
Yes, climate change effects are everywhere – but we can respond! Climate change can seem like an insurmountable problem. There are many, particularly those aged 16 to 25, who are […]
Exploring the Vibrant Life within Springtime Vernal Pools Understanding the Formation and Importance of Vernal Pools Spring is just around the corner, and soon enough trees will be sprouting their […]
Americans love plastic! It is everywhere. But plastic has a dark side. It is everywhere in our environment and hurts human and animal health. How can we live without it? […]
