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Mike Kromrey Interviewed by KY3 about Fulbright Spring
May 16, 2013
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Water Wednesday ‘Humble Pie’
May 15, 2013
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Water Wednesday ‘Water Conservation at Home’
May 8, 2013
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Drinking Water Week
May 7, 2013
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New Watershed Coordinator Announced
March 29, 2012
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Water Wednesday ‘Blind Spots’
October 10, 2012
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Water Wednesday ‘Memories of Water’
October 24, 2012
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Water Wednesday ‘Rehabilitation’
November 28, 2012
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Great post Rob! I love a post that can stir up... November 28, 2012 by Jake Taylor
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[...] Rob Hunt’s writing is exceptional and I ... November 28, 2012 by Water Wednesday Rehabilitation: “I am not only in the business of educating children, but of rehabilitating them” | Friends of the Garden Daily News – The FOG Blog
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Great article, Kelly! I should leave it to you... November 28, 2012 by Rob Hunt
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Rob, You are spot-on with this blog post about... November 28, 2012 by Mona Menezes
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Another Milestone for Water Education
About 130 people watched as the ribbon was cut last Friday on the new C.W Titus Education Facility. It was truly a milestone–and a long time in the making. Plans for this LEED-Gold, water and energy efficient building were first laid in about 2004. Most of 2006 through 2010 was spent in raising funds to bring the vision to reality. Construction began a year ago, in June 2010, and the handsome, environmentally responsible structure was completed just a month ago. Some site work remains, including the completion of trails and special runoff features for the “demonstration” parking lot and entrance rain garden.
To all of you who have helped in reaching this milestone–thank you. You realize the importance of clean water to our lives–and our way of life. We hope that you will use the Watershed Center to its fullest potential. That is its purpose, after all–to be used to teach our kids about water and the natural world–to help professionals find new and better ways to protect water quality–to be a gathering place for people who care about water–and ultimately, to leave clean, abundant water for future generations, making their lives that much richer. Thank you for embracing this vision.