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Latest Postings
- September 2, 2010: UNH Cooperative Extension Brings Healthy Weight Cooking Class
- September 2, 2010: Online Beginner Farmer Courses from Cornwell Cooperative Extension
- September 1, 2010: Cheese Chicks: MOOMilk running out of time
- September 1, 2010: Seacoast Community Eat-In, September 12
- August 31, 2010: John Carroll at Seacoast Science Center, September 11
- August 30, 2010: Farmers and Fishermen Sought for Winter Farmers' Markets
- August 25, 2010: Brookford Farm Hayride + Harvest Festival
- August 25, 2010: Local Grains Gaining National Notice
- August 25, 2010: Farm Tour: Tuckaway Farm, August 31
- August 24, 2010: 10 Days of Tomatoes
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Intern Power!
The University of New Hampshire sponsors a Sustainability Internship Program, a new but already vital source of grassroots people power for Seacoast organizations involved in sustainability issues. We are fortunate to have three interns from this program joining us this semester. Hillary started her internship with us in the Fall and has been a integral presence at all of our Winter Farmers’ Markets; more about Hillary can be found in a recent post on the Office of Sustainability’s blog. Sarah and Michelle are our newest interns, all of whom, in addition to other projects, will be aiding in our annual update of Seacoast Harvest. A big welcome to Hillary, Sarah and Michelle!