If your New Year's resolution is to live a greener lifestyle, check out these 20 tips to help you stick to your plan.
If you want to be kinder to the planet and save some money at the same time, here are 20 ways to go green in 2013. TELL US: Do you think you could stick to a green New Year's resolution? Share your thoughts and suggestions in the comments sections below.
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A conservation walk, a community contra, meetings and more today in Lexington.
1. Citizens for Lexington Conservation Walk: Pond Exploration at Parker Meadow: Kids and adults are welcome to join walk leader Emily Schadler for a prowl around Parker Meadow to look for signs of beavers, bugs, tadpoles, frog, toads., and more. They'’ll dip a net into the water to see what kinds of critters are wriggling around below the surface, so bring rain boots if you have them and be prepared to get dirty.The walk is scheduled from 2 to 3 p.m., meeting beforehand at the Revere Street entrance to Parker Meadow. 2. Community Contra: This Revolutionary Revlery event brings back the old New England tradition of square dancing and contra in the community. Lexingtonian and dance pianist Eric Eid-Reiner will give a talk, and also play some…
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Town Meeting, conservation, high school sports and more today in Lexington.
1. Town Meeting Tonight: After more than a week off, annual Town Meeting reconvenes tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Cary Hall. Still ahead after tonight's business will be petition to rezone the Dana Home for redevelompent as an inn and restaurant and a bid to purchase the Wright Farm propert on Grove Street. 2. Today in High School Sports: Lexington High athletic action today includes girls varisty tennis at 3:30 p.m. at Melrose High; boys freshmen and JV baseball at 3:45 p.m. at Reading Memorial High School; girls varsity and JV softball at 4:45 p.m. at Reading and boys varsity tennis at 4 p.m. at home against Melrose. According to High School Sports.net, all of today's scheduled games have been postponed until tomorrow. 3. Citizens for …
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Holly Pearson
9:15 am on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Since animal agriculture is responsible for generating more greenhouse gases than any other sector, cutting down or eliminating animal products from one's diet would be a major positive step. more ›