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Local Advice to Get Your Garden Off to a Strong Start! BRIARPATCH FOOD CO-OP COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER APRIL | MAY 2017 Local advice to get your garden off to a strong start! pages 8-10 Photo by Akim Aginsky FOOD AND FARMS SAVOR THE SEASON BOARD ELECTION CO-OP IMPACT Know your egg farmers; Back to Easter eggs, brunch recipes Meet your candidates, Every Day is Earth Day vote online Basics Farm and Higareda Farm with seasonal produce Pages 22-23 Pages 4-5 Pages 6-7 Pages 18-20 CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED SERVICE CHANGE 27 No. PERMIT Cedar Ridge, CA Ridge, Cedar Grass Valley, CA 95945 CA Valley, Grass U.S. POSTAGE PAID POSTAGE U.S. 290 Sierra College Drive, College Sierra 290 PRSRT STD PRSRT BriarPatch Food Co-op Co-op Food BriarPatch 2 APRIL | MAY 2017 THE VINE, BRIARPATCH FOOD CO-OP NEWSLETTER CO-OP GRAPEVINE Sponsored events & announcements EARTH CELEBRATION COLONIZING THE LOWER Stay informed about activities and events with updates from our YUBA WATERSHED 1821-1851 e-newsletter, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter channels. We will Sierra College Nevada County Campus – N12 have speakers, demos, and in-store promotions during April to Tuesday, April 18, 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. Published bimonthly celebrate and educate. by BriarPatch Food Co-op Presentation by Dr. Tanis Thorne and Hank Meals The Vine Team POETRY FESTIVAL DAY OF THE YOUNG CHILD KEEPING Marketing Manager: Sat., April 1, 9a.m. – 6:30 p.m. - Sierra College campus in Grass Valley KIDS SAFE CARNIVAL Margaret Campbell BriarPatch is pleased to be a founding sponsor of the Nevada Sierra College Nevada County Campus Editor: Saturday, May 6, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. County Arts Council's First Annual Sierra Poetry Festival. Lisa Moeschler Fun activities, treats, and education for children and families California State Poet Laureate Dana Gioia is scheduled to be the Art Director: keynote speaker, along with a full line-up of talented poets and Anna Campbell BLUE MARBLE JUBILEE FUNDRAISER FOR presenters. Don’t miss it! 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