07/19/2008
from the Kennebec Journal
KENNEBEC COMMUTER: Ford may have the key to teenage driving
St. Paul Center for sale
New Penobscot Nation rep readies for Legislature
College students line up to vote
Lawmakers will face tough budget cuts
WAYNE: Images awaken students' interest in many subjects
JUNIOR HOCKEY: Players battle for ice time with Moose
RED SOX: Lester says he doesn't see urgency with Game 3
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Local students fired up to vote
COLUMBUS DAY: What's open?
WINSLOW: An oasis of peace
LESS MONEY FOR LEGISLATURE
Clothing venture fits pair to a T
Visitors savor flavors at cheesy event in Sidney
RED SOX: Lester says he doesn't see urgency with Game 3
JUNIOR HOCKEY: Players battle for ice time with Moose
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This is important because it is becoming very obvious how global warming is affecting Maine. One of the best things we could do is find a farm locally from which to purchase our produce and similar goods.
Doing this cuts pollution from produce that has traveled nationally or internationally. Believe me, it feels so good to know where your food is coming from and where your money is going. It is such a simple action to perform.
You may feel that it won't really make a difference, but it truly does.
Working with Environment Maine has shown me even the smallest things we do as individuals make the biggest difference for the future.
You can find a complete list of participating farms at: www.getreal maine.com
Demi Colby
Augusta




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