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Cathy Tuttle
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Cathy Tuttle's Groups
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Wallingford Tool Library
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Cooped Up in Seattle 4H …
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Action Plan Steering Gro…
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Cool School Challenge
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Wallingford Walks
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Cathy Tuttle's Discussions
Solarize Wallingford - is it time for a solar panel buying co-op?
2 Replies
Started this discussion. Last reply by Janel London Feb 27, 2012.
Neighbor Appreciation Day
Started Feb 2, 2011
New Designs posted for South Wallingford Transfer Station
Started Oct 18, 2010
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Profile Information
- What is your main area of interest in building a sustainable community?
- I believe when people rediscover the wonder and joy of nature, they will eagerly join together to try to restore balance to the earth.
- What skills or expertise can you share with individuals and groups in Green Wallingford?
- Artist, musician, low-impact gardener, reader, writer, organizer, parent, planner, cook, carpenter, and believer in the human soul.
- What part of Wallingford do you live or work in (what are your cross streets)?
- 44th and Corliss
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Cathy Tuttle's Blog
Snarky Guide to Peak Oil
Posted on June 22, 2011 at 2:09pm
87 Wallingford COMMUNITY Groups
Posted on June 7, 2011 at 10:16am — 1 Comment
Seattle Preparedness Summit
Saturday April 9, 9-noon
Focus on community resilience. RSVP required.
RSVP:Mark Howard, Community Planning Coordinator, with any questions.
E-mail: mark.howard@seattle.gov, or phone: 206-684-7727
Community Preparedness Summit
DATE: Saturday, April 9th
TIME: 9:00 a.m. – Noon 8:30 – 9:00 a.m. Orientation
(for those not familiar with Emergency Communications Hubs)…
Posted on April 6, 2011 at 7:57am
Learn To Be A Better Tree Hugger
The Tree Ambassador program trains Seattle residents to be local leaders in urban forest stewardship. Applications for the program are being accepted now and are due by April 24th. 2011.
Tree Ambassadors will be trained in the basics of urban forestry, leadership and community organizing. Tree Ambassadors will work in teams of 2-3 people to…
ContinuePosted on April 4, 2011 at 9:32am
Hamilton Middle School Science Night
An amazing array of science groups including several Sustainable Wallingford groups and members: Kudos to Community Preparedness with Mary Heim, Sustainable Wallingford Plan survey with Cathy Tuttle, Friends of Fruit Trees with Lily So-Too and Barb Burrill, Community Kitchens Thyme to Nourish with Rachel Duboff, Blood Pressure Screening and healthy eating with Dr. Deborah Epstein, a musical performance with one of our younger members, and lots of other Sustainable Wallingford…
ContinuePosted on January 20, 2011 at 4:36pm
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Cathy,
Thank you for the warm welcome to Sustainable Wallingford! Also, thank you for heads up about Wallingford Greenway and Spokespeople -- I'll follow up with them soon.
Smiles,
Henry
Cathy,
Hope you and your family are well. It has been awhile since I logged into your wonderful site.
I am spontaneously helping a friend promote an art show in the Wallingford Center for the Art Walk this Wed night 6-8pm. Not sure how to get it into your calendar, but it is all about artists using empty un-leased spaces, something I think will interest Sustainable Wallingford. Details below:
Thank you Cathy!
Wallingford Art Walk is this Wednesday, February 1st, 6-8pm.
Hope you can join us at the Kerf Gallery in the
Wallingford Center at 1815 N 45th, Seattle 98107
Celebrating the work of the painter Colin Day.
Large paintings in a beautiful space.
Something up in a down economy...
Artists creating and showing in empty un-leased Seattle spaces!
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Cathy,
Would love to meet and connect soon. Let me know a good time to meet up. Monday's and Friday's tend to work best for me.
-Tim
The Edmonds Community Solar Cooperative signed final agreements with the City of Edmonds today to develop a 75 kW community solar project on the roof of the Frances Anderson Community Center. After 5 months of orchestrated work it feels great to have this phase of the process successfully completed. Now comes the real work !
Chris Herman, Interim President, Edmonds Community Solar Co-op
Hi Cathy. I hope to learn a lot from this blog! Janet
Thanks belatedly for the welcome Cathy. I just posted my first event :)
Hope you and yours are well.
cindy
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