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At 2:35pm on March 8, 2010, Hilary Scott said…: Hey Jen,

Thanks for the welcome note, sweet! I wanted to rsvp for the tree planting project on April 24, how do I do that?

Regards,
hilary

At 10:26am on February 28, 2010, trent mcnair said…: thanks for the welcome. I am interested in the tree canopy event as well as the conference scheduled on the 17th of April. I am also very interested in transition towns initiatives. I am located in Chandler and welcome any information you can give me on other events or organizations in the east valley.

Thanks,
Trent

At 3:51pm on February 25, 2010, Sara said…: heard the great news about the new partnership with Arizona Community Tree Council - Yea!

At 4:26pm on February 16, 2010, Kyle Walker said…: Jen,

Thanks for the warm welcome and this wonderful network, the site looks great! I would love to sit down and talk more about AZHG activities and what I am trying to do with schools and our AZ Community Solutions Institute.

Thanks,
Kyle

At 10:15am on February 5, 2010, Jerry Greenberg said…: HI Jen!
We met at the school gardening class. You said you knew someone who was working at starting a gardening program on the VA hospital grounds--can you put me in touch with them?
Thanks, Jerry

At 8:48am on February 3, 2010, Kwan said…: Awesome place! Looking forward to participating in the events and meeting more great people.

Kwan

At 3:30pm on January 3, 2010, Laura Martin said…: Thanks Jen. Its good to be here and I look forward to meeting you as well!

At 7:55pm on December 31, 2009, John Bianchini said…: 40th and Southern is the farm location.
When I found this website today, I was excited to find that there was supposed to be a cob oven and adobe brick workshop a few months ago, but the instructor went to the hospital. Is he OK? Is anything like that coming up soon? If not I would like to host such an event. Part of the purpose of this farm project is to exhibit affordable natural building techniques along with art, sculpture and agriculture.