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Category Archives: Responses
Profile Response: Josh Trought of D Acres Farm, Dorchester, NH
Dinner at D Acres Permaculture Farm in Dorchester, NH is an informal, collective affair. When the bell rings, quests and staff arrive at the dining area as they can. I was midway through a delicious meal when Josh Trought, founder … Continue reading
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Tagged D Acres, Dorchester NH, Josh Trought, permaculture, The Community-Scale Permaculture Farm
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Profile Response – Muhidin Libah of SBCMALA, Lewiston, ME
SBCMALA (Somali Bantu Community of Lewiston, Maine) occupies two rooms on the fifth floor of a tall, aging office building on a corner in downtown Lewiston, Maine. Muhidin Libah, Executive Director shares the back office with the raw materials and … Continue reading
Profile Reponse – Chuck Hayes, CEO of MaineGeneral Medical Center
As Chuck Hayes, CEO of MaineGeneral Medical Center in Augusta, Maine, tours me through MGMC’s new hospital, he has one very specific response to how we will live tomorrow: “As of July 1, the hospital will stop selling soda. That … Continue reading
How will we live tomorrow? – Responses
How will we live tomorrow? “I feel that by positioning ones self and preparing for the future allows the future to find you. It can’t be forced but if you put the pieces in place the future will find you. … Continue reading
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Tagged Cornell, Corning Museum of Glass, Kingsbury Cyclery, McDonald's, World Little League Museum
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Profile Response: Jim Merkel, Belfast, ME
Jim Merkel is an aeronautical engineer who walked away from a conventional career in San Luis Obispo, CA, became a bicycle activist, wrote the book Radical Simplicity, lived off the grid in British Columbia, travelled throughout the developing world, was … Continue reading
Profile Response: Rose Swan Workshop in Union, ME
The afternoon before I arrived to visit Rose Swan, a family constellations therapist in rural Maine, she called to ask if she might hold a workshop on the morning after I arrived, centered around the question ‘How will we live … Continue reading
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Tagged community, family constellation therapy, Mark Ryland, Rose Shaw
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Profile Response: Rose Swan Pot Luck in Union, ME
Rose Swan is a family constellations counselor and workshop facilitator. Her partner, Jeremy Clough teaches at a Waldorf School. When Rose invited me to stay with them, I looked up Union, ME on the map, explained that it would be … Continue reading
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Tagged community, family constellation therapy, Rose Shaw, Union ME, Waldorf School
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How will we live tomorrow?- Responses 4
How will we live tomorrow? “We’ll shut down the war machine and help everyone in this country. We’ll make everyone in this country strong – the poor, the elderly, the immigrants, everyone. And then we’ll help others. I’m not saying … Continue reading
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Tagged Dick's Wheel Shop, Jack D.. Jolie, Saint Joseph Provincial House, The Locavore
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Profile Response – Sarah Cushman, Rob Levin, and Cedar
Sarah Cushman, Rob Levin and their 8-year-old daughter Cedar live on Munjoy Hill in Portland ME. Sarah is an alternative transportation consultant for non-profit organizations, Rob is a land conservation attorney and Cedar is a budding artist, with a gallery … Continue reading
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Tagged Munjoy Hill, Pipeline Pilgramage, Portland ME, Quaker, Rob Levin, Sarah Cushman, The Climate Casino, warmshowers
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