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Pathways to Engagement: Funding a Resilient Regional Foodshed

By: greenwichfreepress | November 24, 2022

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Around Town
Ali Ghiorse
Conservation Commission
Foodshed Network
Pathways to Engagement
Sarah Coccaro

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Panel Discussion Set for Friday: Sustaining Fairfield County’s Foodshed
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Food Scrap Program Expands in Greenwich: Drop-Off Bins Headed for Binney Park and Cos Cob Park
The Town of Greenwich applied for and was awarded a $15,892 grant from DEEP for 3 smart food collection bins. Greenwich's BET approved DEEP Food Scrap Grant after many questions about data privacy. The vote was 10-0-1 in favor because Mr. Kalb was no longer on the call and Ms Tarkington abstained.
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