Tuesday, June 24, 2008

ATV SAFETY EDUCATION WORKSHOP



Alachua County Public Safety / 4-H
ATV Safety Education Workshop
For youth ages 8-16

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Wednesday, June 4, 2008

Clover Voice

The Summer issue of Clover Voice has been released.

Some of the articles in this edition include
-the remarkable triumph of Halley Addison,
-a Clover Voice interview with 4-H alumni Hunter Williams and
-Dr. Norman addresses 4-H as a solution for a qualified workforce.

I encourage you to share Clover Voice with 4-H supporters and prospective partners within your community. Please provide feedback and comments regarding Clover Voice to Lynnelle Mays at lmmays@ufl.edu.

New Club Leader Trainings

Dear 4-H Family:

I have scheduled a three part series of new club Organizational Leader Training for 3 new and one re-organizing club. I thought I would let others know about it as well in case there are others in our current program who may want to step up to assist their current club leader or even venture out to start a new club. Please contact me as soon as possible if someone else is interested in participating.

Where: This new leader training series will be held at Rotary Southeast Boys and Girls Club, located at 1100 SE 17th Drive. Gainesville, 32641. Map link .

When:
Thursday June 5th, 5 PM - 6:30 PM
Thursday June 19th, 5 PM - 6:30 PM
Thursday July 3rd, 5 PM - 6:30 PM

Keep Alachua County Beautiful - Adopt-a-Street

Greetings from Keep Alachua County Beautiful (KACB),

With the closure of the 15th Annual Great American Cleanup, KACB witnessed a great turnout of environmentally concerned Alachua County residents.

At KACB we would like to provide local businesses, volunteers and residents with the opportunity to continue improving the local environment.

Adopt-A-Street is a great way for local organizations to assist in the care of our environment. This program was formed to help address the problem of roadside litter in our environment.

If you would like to get involved with Adopt -A-Street, or have any questions or concerns about the program, please contact Keep Alachua County Beautiful at 352-371-9444 or e-mail stacie.kacb@gmail.com. Please ask for Stacie Moss.