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Bear Creek Council Newsletter December 2008 Holiday Party Tuesday, December 16th, 6 - 9:00 p.m. Gardiner Community Center Join us to celebrate the season, enjoy interesting conversation, have a delicious meal with friends and raise money for our work. President’s Message – Carolyn Duckworth Another banner month for us! Right after the November newsletter was distributed, we found out we had won a grant from NorthWestern Energy for our school solar project. HUGE thanks to Bill Berg, Mike Terc… Continue

General Meeting Tuesday, May 20th, 7 – 9:00 p.m. At Rebecca Kreklau’s house President’s Message – Carolyn Duckworth In the past month, Bear Creek Council has served its purpose well—of maintaining our work in the background, organizing and educating our community, and coming forward when our unique expertise is needed. Thank you to everyone! Earth Day was a huge success—several times over. The Greening Committee’s renewable energy evening on April 22 brought about 40 people to learn about so… Continue

Alltel Wireless has agreed move a proposed cell tower a site near Yellowstone National Park’s north entrance in Gardiner to a water tower north of town.

Alltel's willingness to work with Gardiner on this and come up with an alternative that was less intrusive was commendable. If you commented on the original plan it would be appropriate to followup with a thank you to them for listening.…

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General Meeting
Monday, April 14th, 7 – 9:00 p.m.
Note the date change – it’s Monday!!
At Julia Page’s house
607 Scott Street (which is Hwy 89)
2 doors east of the Food Farm, the house is red

President’s Message – Carolyn Duckworth

It may be April, but I feel like I am waking up in the midst of the buffalo slaughter of 1997. The numbers of bison lost this year are horrific, even as I do the math and realize impact… Continue

Bear Creek Council Newsletter
March 2008

General Meeting
Tuesday, March 18th, 7 – 9:00 p.m.
At Richard & Nanc Parks’
Gardiner Guest House
112 Main Street East

President’s Message – Carolyn Duckworth

Although we ushered in March with a rousing Jardine Ski Run, this month is by far the quietest month in our area. The winter season is done, winter visitors gone. Spring is showing up—look for bluebirds, mourning cloak butterflies, and swelling buds—… Continue