Thanks to everyone who stopped by the Washoe County Sustainability booth at Reno’s Earth Day festivities on Saturday, April 19. On yet another beautiful, sunny day, it was wonderful to talk with so many people about local food, bicycles, solar panels, energy bills, community education and so many other topics.
Greater Cincinnati Earth Day Free Festival takes place Saturday, April 26 from 12-5 p.m. at Summit Park in Blue Ash. This year’s theme celebrates “Our Power, Our Planet.” The festival will feature over one hundred Earth Friendly exhibitors with something for the entire family. New this year is a career fair that the organizers believe is a critical component of the day's festivities to bring awareness to the many areas of green jobs available today.
Small businesses are a critical component of an equitably thriving community, providing several essential benefits that increase districts’ livability and vitality, especially in historically divested neighborhoods that have been void of the resources and policies that allow for expansion and advancement.
Small businesses are a critical component of an equitably thriving community, providing several essential benefits that increase districts’ livability and vitality, especially in historically divested neighborhoods that have been void of the resources and policies that allow for expansion and advancement.
Innovative homeownership partnerships led by local governments can empower communities to overcome systemic barriers to generational wealth.
King County Assessor John Wilson today announced the launch of a Housing Availability Dashboard which provides residents with real-time, data-driven information on King County's housing supply.
Cincinnatians can help slow climate change by modifying the way they power their homes. A city program aims to provide residents with information they need to do so.
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