All Posts Tagged With: "Kansas City"
Freelance Photog Taylor Hinkle
A fresh young eye on the photo scene, Taylor Hinkle is offering his freelance services at a deep discount. He combines his love of the outdoors and his Peter Pan abilities with young children and pets to produce vivid images. He has photographed congressional officials and events, engagement couples, and provided candid photos at weddings [...]
23Oct2008 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
Buy Booze. Save the Planet.
Tuesday, October 21, 2008 from 5 to 10 p.m. at World of Spirits 1722 W. 39th St., KC, MO.
See the CarrotMob Video here
Carrotmob, originating in San Francisco, is spanning across the globe, with Kansas City heading up the most recent mob effort.
Carrotmob’s goal is to improve the world by helping companies embrace socially responsible choices. The primary focus is the environment. [...]
Michelle Obama at 18th and Vine
Walk down 18th and Vine in Kansas City on a typical
weekday afternoon and you’ll have a hard time
bumping into another person, even if you try.
Today, thousands gathered in the space between
the Gem Theatre and the Jazz and Negro Baseball
Museums, and there were so many people crammed
into the space that it was a sea of [...]
Conversations on the Environment
Historic Preservation:The Ultimate
Recycling
Richard Moe, president of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, will speak on the sustainability of preserving historic buildings at the next Conversations on the Environment event, 6:30 p.m., Oct. 8, at the Central Library, 14 W. 10th St. Admission is free.
Moe supports conservation and improvement of our existing built resources, greening of [...]
Rain Gardens
Clean water is important to each of us as individuals, but water
quality is also a regional concern. And 10,000 Rain Gardens is a
regional effort dedicated to educating citizens about what each
of us does to improve water quality and manage stormwater on personal and community property.
Citizens play a key role when they work to understand [...]
