Events
Sustainable Williston will meet Thursday, September 8th, at 7:15 PM at the Dorothy Alling Library. To better coordinate with members’ schedules, we’ve changes our regular night to the first Thursday of each month, starting in October. We’ll discuss the progress of the sustainability initiatives we’ve worked
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As usual, the summer months find many Sustainable Williston members unavailable or traveling, so we won’t be holding our usual first-Wednesday meeting this month, but we’ll be back in September. See you then!
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Want to get involved in energy issues around climate change; work on creating a Williston Energy Committee; want to discuss an energy project or just want to meet some of your neighbors? Come to a 1:00 informal meeting at 114 Williston Woods Road this Sunday, May 22nd. Walter Gustafson
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At our next meeting, this Wednesday, May 4th, at 7:15 PM at the Dorothy Alling Library, we’ll discuss this year’s Birth Tree project, electric school buses, the Town Plan, and much more. All are welcome.
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An announcement from Melinda, our town Conservation Planner Trees planted on the Allen Brook behind the fire station Join the Friends of the Winooski River, Williston Central School students and other volunteers to plant trees and shrubs to protect water quality and habitat. Thursday May 5th 10:30 AM to
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Here’s an announcement from Melinda Scott, our town Conservation Planner: This year marks the 46th anniversary of Green Up Day, which began in April 1970 and continues today as a unique Vermont tradition. Green Up Day brings out thousands of volunteers throughout the state to remove litter and trash
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APRIL STOOLS’ DAY Saturday, April 16, 2016 9AM – 11AM at Williston Community Park & area trails Meet for “doo-ty” at the Picnic shelter near the skate park on the east side of the Williston Central School. Help Scoop the Poop Pet poop that’s not picked up sends unwanted
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Sustainable Williston will meet Wednesday evening, April 6th, at 7:15pm at the Dorothy Alling Memorial Library. Anyone who lives or works in Williston and is interested in sustainability is invited. Topics will likely include continued work on the Town Plan, the fate of the Birth Tree Project this year,
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There’s an informative Web site offered by the University of California at Berkeley that offers, among other things, a map of the United States showing how many greenhouse gases the average household puts out in every zipcode. Here’s our area: You’ll notice that South Burlington and especially
Ideas and Opportunities
By now you’ve probably heard of electric cars, but have you heard about electric buses? They have all of the advantages of good electric cars in a larger size. For example, they’re very quiet, don’t put out any exhaust, have a low carbon footprint, and require much
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Waterbury LEAP, a grassroots sustainability group, will be hosting their annual, free Energy Fair on Saturday, April 9th. Here are the details: