Public meetings, parades, and other community-oriented activities and events of general interest
Jane Kent, of the University of Michigan Hospital Facilities Planning and Development Department joins us. Jane is the youngest daughter of a historic figure in the evolution of The Jenks. Center, Jim Kent. Jane and her colleagues allow Michigan Medicine to be a world leading provider in healthcare, education, and research. She will speak on Hospital Planning Going Forward.
Peter Baldwin, President of base-e, which focuses on commercialization strategies for emerging Carbon Capture & Sequestration (CCS), Distributed Energy and CleanTech will join us. Pete is a recognized leader in the turbomachinery industry and will speak on the outcomes of the recent international climate meeting, COP28, held each year by the United Nations.
The Winchester Conservation Commission is sponsoring its annual event to improve the habitat, environment and water quality along the Aberjona. We’re organizing it a little differently this year and we’d love to have you join us!
Pick up litter and/or cut back and remove invasives (bittersweet, knotweed, etc. )
4 locations between 9AM - 12PM
A chance to engage with middle and high school students and celebrate the importance of youth civic engagement as they share the highlights of their research and advocate for their positions.
Location: Winchester Town Hall, Waterfield Room (across from the Health Department)
See flyer for all information including accepted items and cost!
Saturday, February 7, from 4:00 - 5:30 PM
Show your support for immigrants, due process, democracy and community.
Start at 4:00 PM on Shore Road at the Sculpture Garden (across from Winchester High School)
Stops at First Congregational and Crawford Memorial Church
Optional: Stay at Crawford for the Chili Cook Off fundraiser from 5:30 - 7:30 PM in support of New England Justice for our Neighbors
All are welcome, from Winchester and beyond.
Organized by IndivisibleWIN, Network for Social Justice, faith communities and caring community members. Questions? Email IndivisibleWin@gmail
Saturday, February 7, from 4:00 - 5:30 PM
Optional: Stay at Crawford for the Chili Cook Off fundraiser from 5:30 – 7:30 PM in support of New England Justice for our Neighbors
All are welcome, from Winchester and beyond.
Organized by IndivisibleWIN, Network for Social Justice, faith communities and caring community members. Questions? Email IndivisibleWin@gmail.com or office@nfsj
Join in this annual event to improve town wetlands and wildlife habitats by cutting back and removing invasives such as bittersweet and knotweed. Activities, from 9 am to noon, will focus on two locations:
We will cut back and remove invasive plants, as identified by the Conservation Commission. Bring pruners / loppers/ work gloves. We will have a few tools available
Join in this annual event to improve town wetlands and wildlife habitats by cutting back and removing invasives such as bittersweet and knotweed. Activities focus on two areas:
All are welcome. Wear clothing that covers your legs, feet, and arms. Bring your own pruners/loppers and work gloves (a few tools will be available at the site).
RSVP at https://bit.ly/3Y10Wax
