Tom Denny and Rick Fenton Promote November 7 TreeACTION Event on Look TV
David Storey of Look TV interviews Urban Forestry Project leader Tom Denny and UFP member Rick Fenton about the November 7 TREEaction event at the Spring Street Gallery:
David Storey of Look TV interviews Urban Forestry Project leader Tom Denny and UFP member Rick Fenton about the November 7 TREEaction event at the Spring Street Gallery:
Local elections are taking place Tuesday, November 5. Be sure to go vote for a more sustainable Saratoga! We sent the candidates below a survey to get their opinions on what sustainability means to them, and their positions on how development in the community should proceed. The
Sustainable Saratoga’s Casino Gambling Position: The election on November 5, 2013 will give voters in New York State the opportunity to
WALK: Oct 19 at 10 AM Jackie Donnelly leads a walk through Skidmore’s North Woods, with a special focus on tracking the invasion of burning bush.
TALK: Oct 31 at noon: “Trees Worthy of Saratoga 200? – Finding the vision and the will to ‘preserve and expand’
Sustainable Saratoga wants to make sure that the process for siting and designing the proposed parking structure includes significant public participation and follows the best design principles.
Click here to read our December 2012 letter to the City Council and others.
Click here to read our September 2013 letter to
Anne Diggory was inspired by the advocacy of Sustainable Saratoga’s Urban Forestry Project to create and mount an exhibit of her paintings of Saratoga trees. “What the Trees Say” will open at the Spring Street Gallery in Saratoga Springs on September 12, with an opening reception from
Sustainable Saratoga has been monitoring the proposals on the former Ellsworth ice cream plant site at 120 Division St. since fall of 2012. We have provided input to the planning board several times.
Download and read our most recent letter to the planning board, on June 10,