A big Habitat SEO shout-out to our friends from Habitat CCNY who were here for the Collegiate Challenge. It was such a pleasure meeting and working alongside each and every one of you. It was so much fun and you all did an incredible job with such fun loving attitudes. Congrats to the seniors in your group who are graduating in June. Thank you for your love and support and I hope to see you next year. Keep in touch. Best wishes to all of you! -Bryan (Yo Yo Man). https://www.facebook.com/Habitat-for-Humanity-of-Southeast-Ohio-316526301824343/
Thanks to the many other groups from the local community, Ohio University and other organizations that helped with this great project.

Athens County is the latest community enrolled in Community Energy Savers with a chance to be awarded over $100K (to help local libraries upgrade existing buildings) for increasing energy conservation among county residents. Amesville participated in 2013 and won funding for the solar panels on the Frank and Catherine Hare History Kiosk in Gifford park. You can spread the word by using the CES website as a starting point for participation. http://www.communityenergysavers.com/content/athens-county

We're excited to have Megan Bee, and her home grown acoustic folk music, at the October 16 event! We will have pumpkins to carve, Pony Tails will be giving pony cart rides, Holy Guacamole will be back, with their awesome Mexican food, and more, so come on out! Athena Power will keep us powered up with their mobile solar unit. You can check out Megan's music at: http://www.meganbeemusic.com  https://www.facebook.com/Coonskinfriday

Co-sponsored by the Athens County League of Women Voters and the Village of Amesville Mayor, Gary C. Goosman with support from the Athens Bill of Rights Committee (BORC).

The symposium celebrates our recent successes in energy conservation and alternative energy. It will also look at future threats to our environment and suggest strategies to protect our local resources. Morning session: Success stories involving city and county government, local businesses, and homeowners dedicated to conserving energy and/or generating their own power from solar, wind or geothermal sources. Afternoon session: Nitty Gritty details about installing solar, wind or other systems along with suggestions about financing and the future of these industries.

REGISTRATION: If you plan to attend you must register via email to athensleagueofwomenvoters@gmail.com Registration is limited to 80 participants.
Also indicate if you want a lunch and you can pay $10.00 the day of the event.