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Mike Morgan, Fmr.Councilman, City of Trinidad, CA
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Who knows our monthly household average kWh consumption in Trinidad, or how to find it?
Like the sign that used to remind us, as it hung above the exit doors at Town Hall, I suggest we "leave it at the door."
This means we air our political disagreements here, and inside the Hall, and then leave them, as we return to our supportive community in one of the most beautiful places in the World - Trinidad.
Here at "The Door," my Blog will help me learn more about issues important to you, and how you feel about issues important to me. All from the comfort of our computers.
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From PennElys via email:
ReplyDeleteHi everyone! This is PennElys GoodShield - I've spoken with many of you already about these topics, but just wanted to send out a letter to
'everyone' :)
I've been running a small nonprofit since 2004 focused on grassroots community based sustainable development, working solely with the Native American community. Since my family and I have decided to stay local, I've been excited to work with folks in my home community to improve our sustainability, water and food security, and support local education in these topics (for more info about my past, see our work at www.sustainablenations.org) I have been (very) slowly working on getting Roger out to evaluate our City's water pumping and filtration systems on battery-backup microhydroelectricity, and several other projects, and Im excited to begin seeing these lovely 'greener Trinidad' signs around town!
Please do keep me informed of your plans and meetings - I'd love to help out and support in any way I can!
We are so lucky to have people like you all on our council!
Talk to you soon!
PennElys GoodShield, Project Director
Sustainable Nations Development Project