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Latest News (page 2)Saturday Night Music--GesualdoBy borges, Section Saturday Night Music
Early Music from @Guarinus who tweets from France and favors chamber music. Very pretty pieces tonight, "O vos omnes" and "In Monte Oliveti--Tenebrae Responsories For Maundy Thursday" The King's Singers 2004
In monte Oliveti oravit ad Patrem: Pater, si fieri potest, transeat a me calix iste: Spiritus quidem promptus est, caro autem infirma, fiat voluntas tua. Vigilate, et orate, ut non intretis in tentationem. On mount Olivet he prayed to his father: Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass away from me: the spirit indeed is ready, but the flesh weak. Watch and pray, that ye enter not into temptation.
Fundraiser Kickapoo Cultural ExchangeBy borges, Section Area Cultural Events
All you could ask for...
Kickapoo Cultural Exchange Fundraiser 2/27By borges, Section Area Cultural Events
KCE FUNDRAISER FEBRUARY 27th beginning at 7:30:
Please join us for an evening of music and dancing in the beautiful Kickapoo
Cultural Exchange Community Room in Gays Mills (back 1/2 of the Kickapoo Exchange
Food Co-op).
Rock-n-roll music by The Noise Downstairs (from Prairie Du Chien) followed by The Freaks (Joe Brandt, Barry Jensen, Mike Koppa & friends). Please come out and shake those winter blahs with your friends in the community, help support local musicians, and help support the KCE at the same time. Cost is $6. Snacks & refreshments will be available for purchase. Please email brandtje@uwplatt.edu if you have any questions. BRING A FRIEND OR TWO AND COME ON DOWN!! Saturday Night Music--Yann TiersenBy borges, Section Saturday Night Music
Yann Tiersen - Le Banquet came over the Twitter-wire today via @RevezNexus who is an interesting follow. This group also provided music for the movie Amelie. When @RevezNexus heard I was unfamiliar with that movie he responded, @KickTime really .? never watched amelie..? curious ..
Ok, on my Netflix list...I will report back on it next week. Meanwhile enjoy the rock star accordion player....
Friday Web Picks--Time to Protect Our Water ResourcesBy borges, Section Friday Web Picks
Matt Johnson detailed the issues involved in the Dept of Ag review of the CAFO siting law in this editorial (Link). He hits all the major points at issue, lists all the listening sessions DATCP is providing for public input, and calls them out that none of these sessions are within 2 hours of Vernon County. If you can't make the trip to a listening session, write a letter.
Another piece of the puzzle is Karst Management areas being proposed for the eastern side of the state. The incidents of contaminated wells are well documented in Brown, Door, Calumet, Kewaunee, and Manitowoc counties. The proposed bill establishes management areas in these 5 counties based upon criteria to be established by DNR according to the relative risk of land spreading waste in the area. One of the provisions of the new bill is to allow other parts of the state to petition DNR to be designated a management area. If counties can show evidence of groundwater contamination due to land spreading waste over carbonate bedrock DNR would have to consider the petition. At this point we need to keep our legislators informed of our risks here, and help them understand the need for every protection available for our fragile landscape. So get out the pen and paper, pick up the telephone, because there is no better time than now to make a difference to the future of our groundwater resources. If you need the addresses and numbers...think Kickapedia. Prodigal Gardens Medicinal Herbs and Wild Foods FundraiserBy borges, Section Medical Clinic/Health issues
The Prodigal Gardens Medicinal Herbs and Wild Foods Website was started by Rose Barlow. Since her passing last year the future of the website has been uncertain. To create a firmer footing, there will be a fundraiser this Sunday starting at 1 pm, at Green Man Music Hall 215 South Main Street, Inside the Historic Viroqua Public Market
. All are welcome to celebrate and support the work of Rose Barlow and ensure a secure future for the website. Echo ValleyBy borges, Section War and Peace
The community at Echo Valley has been hosting great events for some time. Just to let everyone in on the news, below are events coming up--especially the Peace Is Possible recurring event every Saturday at 2 pm.
The following events coming up at Echo Valley,
PEACE IS POSSIBLE
A CELEBRATION OF WEST AFRICAN DRUMMING
A CELEBRATION OF PEACE Blame Sally at Echo Valley Farm June 5 Concert at Echo Valley Farm. Donations for Haiti Relief fund.
WIDENING THE CIRCLE
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PEACE
Melody Morrell
www.farmslinkpeople.org Community Theater Nunsense--starts 2/19By borges, Section Area Cultural Events
Nunsense - Directed by Bawb Hill ... February 19, 20, 21, 26, & 27 at 8:00 p.m.
Matinee on Sunday February 28 at 2:00 p.m. Adults: $15 - Seniors & Children under age 12: $12.00
Ticket Outlets: Nelson Agri-Center, Village Market, Viroqua Bank, Citizens First Bank, Food Coop & Bramble Books Patron Questions: Call 608-637-2936
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