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Perrysburg WWTP Then & Now Read More Inside Pg Ohio Water Environment Association Volume 90:1 | Issue 1 2017 uckeye Bulletin Perrysburg WWTP Then & Now Read More Inside pg. 36-39 Water Environment Association Preserving & Enhancing Ohio’s Water Environment www.ohiowea.orgwww.ohiowea.org 1 2 Buckeye Bulletin - Issue 1 | 2017 What’s Inside Disclaimer The Buckeye Bulletin (BB) is the official Features publication of the Ohio Water Environment Association, Inc., a not-for-profit corporation Logo Redesign Contest 7 founded in 1926, dedicated to the improvement of water quality in Ohio and the continuing Kocarek Korner 8-9 education of water professionals. It is one of the top five member associations of the Water One Water Government Affairs Workshop 17 Environment Federation. 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Randals Weizhong Xiao Thank you for joining the Ohio Water Environment Association and the Water Environment Federation. We welcome your contribution to preserving and enhancing Ohio’s water quality environment. Visit http://www.ohiowea.org/memberships.php for OWEA membership information www.ohiowea.org 5 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE As I sit down to write this message to Public Education Committee has money to you, the members of OWEA, I could not give away!!! There is nothing more important help but be inspired by the current events. in our communities then the image we On Friday January 20th the United States represent to the residents. The education demonstrated to the world what makes our committee wants to help you, it could be democracy a beacon to all. The peaceful money for a trip by local school kids to the transfer of power from one freely elected WWTP, or money to support a beach or president to another is unlike any other in river cleanup project. As an example check the world. out the article in this issue about a whole Then on January 21st what was supposed bunch of kids visiting the Dayton WWTP. A to be the woman's march on Washington huge thank you to Jason Tincu for all the turned into a national movement. Millions hard work he put into making this happen. Ted Baker Dale Kocarek will once again lead an Ohio and millions of women (and a few men) OWEA President marched peacefully in almost every city contingent on a fly in to Washington D.C. in America. Mothers and daughters, Grandmothers and Dale and his crew will zig zag back and forth across granddaughters marched to remind those in Washington Capitol Hill to bring our message to House and Senate that this country belongs to, We the People. And no other members from Ohio. We want to be the voice of real message could be stronger. unbiased information to those elected officials. 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