A rally in support of a groundbreaking climate change lawsuit will take place at 11:30 a.m. on Monday, October 29 at the Moakley Federal Courthouse, 1 Courthouse Way, in Boston. Is there a constitutional right to a habitable planet? The
THIS WEEK AT THE MARKET – SUNDAY, Nov. 4th 12-4 pm MacArthur Farm · The Neighborhood Farm COMING SOON: THANKSGIVING BASKETS! The Neighborhood Farm will again offer small and large baskets to make your holiday feast even more special. Contents
Bring the whole family out to the GO GREEN Needham Expo at Needham Town Hall. Find out how going green can help put money in your pocket and a smile on your face. There will be fun and inspiration for
Last call for fresh, seasonal produce at NFM! OUR LAST MARKET OF THE SEASON Our farmers will offer an amazing assortment of seasonal fresh, local produce and more. OUR THANKS TO ALL VENDORS, MUSICIANS, ARTISTS AND SHOPPERS WHO MADE
On January 24, hundreds of members of the Mass Power Forward coalition will descend on Beacon Hill to demand that our legislators do everything they can to promote a clean energy future. The stakes have never been higher. With climate
It’s Happening. It’s Now: The Climate Reports of 2018 Webinar with Professor Michael Oppenheimer, Princeton University The LWVMA Committee for Environmental Action and Advocacy is proud to announce a webinar on the meaning of two major climate reports of 2018
Planning, Planting and Maintaining (In collaboration with the Needham Community Farm) Theresa Strachila, Instructor As we all know, home-grown produce is far superior to what you can buy at the market. However, the thought of starting your own vegetable garden
(In collaboration with the Needham Community Farm) Theresa Strachila, Instructor Take your vegetable gardening skills to the next level. Join Needham Community Farm Manager Theresa Strachila for a deep dive into vegetable gardening. This discussion-based class will deal with the
Spring Workshop Joanne Neale, Instructor At some unknown point in time, mulch--black, orange, brown, etc.--became a part of the landscape, but wouldn’t you rather have plants? Anywhere you can put mulch, you can dig a hole and put in a
Spring Workshop Joanne Neale, Instructor Were you disappointed with last year’s garden? Do you need to update your overgrown landscape? Most importantly, do you feel you are spending too much time and money on landscape maintenance? If you answered yes
