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Marketplace - July 15, 2008
It's not easy being green
This blog isn't about some sort of inner struggle and trying to fit in. In my case, I'm finding it difficult to make the "green transition" and becoming an environmentally friendly human
Tags: green, environmentalism, recycling, carbon footprint
Summerfest Guide - July 2, 2008
Summerfest reduces its environmental impact
With the addition of several new features as well as the replacement of a few old ones, Summerfest is doing its part to reduce the festival's environmental impact.
Tags: summerfest, green, harley davidson, general motors stage, biodiesel, recycling, milorganite
Travel & Visitors Guide - June 8, 2008
Wisconsin-born Organic Valley celebrates 20 years
This year the Wisconsin-born Organic Valley celebrates its 20th anniversary and its "family of farms" is 1,239 strong, with members across the country and in Canada and products available at food cooperatives, natural foods stores and supermarkets nation wide.
Tags: organic valley, family farm, cooperative, organic, green, farming, dairy
Marketplace - May 17, 2008
Mequon's Olive promotes organic living
In the fashion world, green is the new black, and fortunately, many new eco-friendly designs are a lot less crunchy than the shaggy, hemp-based ensembles formerly associated with organic clothing.
Tags: olive, organic cotton, alternative textiles, soy, bamboo, hemp, green, fashion, linda loudermilk
Kids & Family - May 6, 2008
Freckle Face is on the move
The Third Ward's Freckle Face is growing up fast. Deanna Inniss opened the children's boutique over two years ago at 407 E. Buffalo St. and is now planning a summer move to 244 N. Broadway.
Tags: freckle face, deanna inniss, kids, fashion, boutique, green

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