350.org Vigil in Boston -Call for Climate Treaty Dec. 11th, 2009

350.org Candlelight Vigil in Boston a call for a science-based international climate treaty and effective U.S. legislation to get us below 350 ppm of CO2 in the atmosphere,because time is running out.



When: Friday, Dec. 11th 6:00 to 7:30 p.m.

Where: Cardinal Cushing Park in Boston (intersection of Cambridge St and New Chardon St.) accross the street from Sen. Kerry's office at One Bowdoin Square.

Green/Orange Line: Haymarket (2/10 mile)

Red Line: Charles/ MGH (half mile)

Blue Line: Bowdoin (next to park)



Post-Vigil Gathering: at the Beantown Pub, 100 Tremont St., between Park St. and Govt Center



350.org: http://www.350.org/node/13013

Potluck and Annual Meeting will be September 27th

Potluck and meeting will be held on September 27th from 5-8 pm at the Recreation center @ Coast Guard Hill in Marshfield.

Please contact Katherine at kcrlaw@comcast.net for help in deciding what to bring.

New Date and Location for Potluck and Annual Meeting

We are not having the annual meeting or Potluck on September 20th. Please stay tuned for an update.

LOCATION for September Potluck Announced!

Our Potluck and Annual Meeting for Sunday September 20th will be graciously hosted at the Town of Marshfield's Recreation Center on Coast Guard Hill. Potluck begins @ 5:30 and Annual Meeting will start @ 7.
Folks are encouraged to bring your own plates, cups and flatware, along with interested friends.
Please contact Katherine at kcrlaw@comcast.net for menu/drink assignments. Let's think local!

Pot Luck and Annual Meeting

Pot Luck Dinner and Annual Meeting set for September 20, 2009 from 5:30 to 8 pm, location to be determined.
Contact Katherine Shields to sign up to bring a dish. Local foods preferred!

July Meeting Date

Our next meeting is on July 13 from 6:30-8:30 at The Zone, Roger Whidden's fitness studio, at 822 Webster St. We will finalize the bylaws at this meeting and get summer updates on various activities. I know everyone's busy with summer activities so please RSVP so I know whether we'll have critical mass.

Sincerely, Ben Cowie-Haskell, president

Marshfield Farmer's market is Open!

The Marshfield Farmer's Market opened last Friday June 5th with a steady stream of visitors despite the cold windy cold weather! We were pleased to see some new vendors including Acorn Canning, with wonderful jams and jellies and sauces, Jane Argyle designs, with lovely custom-made girls' sundresses, and others. I bought some delicious locally grown strawberries and am wondering how the supermarket kind even pass as fresh berries. There were tomato plants and other plants for sale for people still looking to start or add to their gardens. Looking forward to better weather next week and more produce as the season hopefully heats up!

Every friday afternoon, check it out!