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Buildings house first modular classrooms to be registered for Platinum designation by
LEED® for Schools program; construction made possible with help from Lowe’s grant
TAMPA, Fla. (May 19, 2008) -- A school in Lutz, Fla., today officially opened the nation’s first modular classrooms to be registered for Platinum certification from the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) for Schools program.
With the opening of nine new environmentally friendly, modular classrooms, Learning Gate Community School, a place where students learn how to incorporate green living into their daily lives, now sets a new standard in education and environmental responsibility.
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Read more... [Florida school cuts ribbon on first-of-their-kind green classrooms]
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THE NEW PLACE TO BE…
In Downtown Clearwater!
Just a month ago, “Pangea Café & International Market” opened at the corner of N. Fort Harrison Ave. and Laura St., in one of the historic brick buildings owned by Jon Heneghan and Geri Aranjo.
Pangea’s is not your run-of-the-mill café & market. From the moment you enter you will be captivated by an ambiance like no other around.
Upon your first visit, your jaw and eyes will need a little time to return to their natural positions. You’ll view beautiful brick walls, hard wood floors and unique furniture from Sweden and the US.
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Read more... [Pangea Café & International Market]
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Campaign Will Support Tree Planting Efforts in the Atlantic Forest of Brazil
Today, The Nature Conservancy launched the “Plant a Billion Trees Campaign” at www.plantabillion.org to restore and plant one billion trees by 2015 in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, one of the greatest repositories of biodiversity on Earth.
“This is an unprecedented effort − nothing on this scale has ever been attempted in a single country in South America,” said Stephanie Meeks, acting president and CEO of The Nature Conservancy. “No tropical forest on Earth has come closer to total destruction than Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, and now we have a real chance to bring this region back from the brink.”
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Read more... [The Nature Conservancy Launches “Plant a Billion Trees Campaign” with Planet Green]
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Old Palm Harbor Main Street has taken to heart the requests, concerns, and ideas from the local residents as well as businesses, and other organizations wanting to utilize the historic district for a variety of events, festivals and fairs.
According to Robin Husbands-Cauchi, Executive Director, a couple of objectives of the Main Street Program is to support local merchants by bringing diverse audiences to the area and supplying activities that are more family friendly, Old Palm Harbor Main Street will be revamping First Fridays’. To attract families and a broader audience, First Friday Celebrations will have a theme. April will begin with a Fitness Expo! You can expect exhibitions from fitness facilities such as the Wellness Center in Palm Harbor, Impact Health, Pro Karate Center, and Family Fitness in Dunedin.
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Read more... [Old Palm Harbor Main Street Putting a Spin on First Friday Celebrations!]
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New Haven, CT – Studies show Americans are working harder and longer than they ever did before. This places a higher premium on already prized vacation time. But for most, preparing for, going on and coming back from a break can prove just as hectic and tiring than just staying home.
“You’ve earned the time off, enjoy it!” declares Organizing Guru Rosemary Chieppo. “Whether you’re going to the Caribbean for a week or visiting family over the weekend, the key is to plan ahead.” Chieppo reminds that once organized, there’s nothing left to do but to have fun.
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Read more... [Organizing Tips for a Headache-Free Summer Vacation]
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