Recycle with KBK at Home.... blog, blog, blog
This blog is to share what is going on in the world of recycling and eco living. Who's doing what, with what and where? Is it enough? Can we inspire others? The answer is "YES" so start sharing. Let's use this opportunity to share what is being done currently,brainstorm and impliment future ideas.
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Earth Day in Snohomish April 22, 2011
Snohomish, WA is one of the most beautiful towns in the Northwest, surrounded by snowy mountains, pristine lakes, rivers, green fields with rich agricultural soils in a valley and a great friendly community. Earth Day and preservation of our area is very important to us. On April 22nd at 2pm many of the area organizations, businesses and individuals will share their activities, educate about recycling, pruning fruit trees, designing eco friendly gardens and much more. The event is sponsored by local Natural Clothing Company, Grilla Bites Cafe and Tim Noah Thumbnail Theater. Funds will be raised for Foundation for Sustainable Community (www.communitysustainable.org), which offers community-building events, workshops and cooperatives - green technology, permanent agriculture, and living authentic and meaningful lives. We'd love for you to join in!
Monday, July 05, 2010
Tour Nine Canyon Wind Farm in Kennewick, WA
Nine Canyon Wind Farm Tour
On Friday, July 16th, a tour of the Nine Canyon Wind Project located in Kennewick, WA, is being organized. Traveling from Everett to Kennewick will require a little more than four hours of drive time. The tour runs from 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM and includes a forty-five minute power point presentation and a walk to one of the turbines to see the inner workings and hear an explanation of the controls.
Energy Northwest requires a minimum of ten people to conduct the tour and we are currently looking for those who would be interested in carpooling to visit and learn about renewable energy in Washington State. There is no charge for the tour. Sixty-three turbines, some 200 feet tall, consisting of three 100 foot blades generate 96 MW of clean energy. Phase Three of the project, the latest addition to the farm, includes towers of 260’ and blades with 148 foot spans.
Please contact Gary Purves at gpstudent1@gmail.com click here for more info
On Friday, July 16th, a tour of the Nine Canyon Wind Project located in Kennewick, WA, is being organized. Traveling from Everett to Kennewick will require a little more than four hours of drive time. The tour runs from 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM and includes a forty-five minute power point presentation and a walk to one of the turbines to see the inner workings and hear an explanation of the controls.
Energy Northwest requires a minimum of ten people to conduct the tour and we are currently looking for those who would be interested in carpooling to visit and learn about renewable energy in Washington State. There is no charge for the tour. Sixty-three turbines, some 200 feet tall, consisting of three 100 foot blades generate 96 MW of clean energy. Phase Three of the project, the latest addition to the farm, includes towers of 260’ and blades with 148 foot spans.
Please contact Gary Purves at gpstudent1@gmail.com click here for more info
Monday, April 05, 2010
April 14th Green Drinks is at Grilla Bites
Come join Anne Dottai and the folks at Grilla Bites for their
2nd Anniversary where people have discovered a haven for locally grown, sustainably produced food and beverages - especially appealing for those with food sensitivities.
From 5-7pm
1020 1st St., Snohomish, WA. 98290
Directions 360-568-7333
Environmentally stimulating surroundings the benches are salvaged church pews and the beautiful fir bead board you see lining the organic salad bar are also a Second Use find. Anne has taken the “green” concept beyond what even the most environmentally friendly business has. She uses an energy- efficient water heater, biodegradable utensils, and all locally grown produce.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Bottled Beverage Company looking to open up facility in Everett
At Wednesday evening’s Everett City Council meeting, Steve Winter of Tethys Enterprises unveiled before the public his company’s proposal to start up a bottled beverage company in North Everett. Winter described the proposed facility as “environmentally responsible” which would utilize fully compostable bio-degradable plastic bottles.
“This plant will position Everett as the global leader in environmentally responsible beverage manufacturing and distribution,” Winter said.
The proposed 1 million square foot facility could create up to 1,000 jobs with a projected payroll of over $61 million.
“We have a great opportunity to have a very clean industry,” commented Mayor Ray Stephanson on Wednesday.
click here to read more
“This plant will position Everett as the global leader in environmentally responsible beverage manufacturing and distribution,” Winter said.
The proposed 1 million square foot facility could create up to 1,000 jobs with a projected payroll of over $61 million.
“We have a great opportunity to have a very clean industry,” commented Mayor Ray Stephanson on Wednesday.
click here to read more
Saturday, March 06, 2010
Green Drinsk March 10th
Library Place is the Place for the March 10th Green Drinks
Library Place - Everett's Next Chapter Begins Here2720 Hoyt Ave Everett, WA. 425-252-5400
Located next to the Everett Public Library, Skotdal Real Estate's newest mixed-use residential/retail project represents an “urban living” model that puts people within walking distance of places to work, shop and play.
Additionally, it is transit oriented, has outlets for electric cars and plenty of bike storage - the units are highly energy efficient and many of the building materials were made from recyclable substances.
We are excited that Sean Staub of Skotdal Real Estate has agreed to be our host.
click here to view the website
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
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.
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.
Tuesday, November 03, 2009
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