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Community Education event focuses on climate change

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The public was invited to a one-night course event, “Fighting Climate Change Together,” on Wednesday, May 21, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Arlington High School.

The course, sponsored by Arlington Community Education, will focus on the practical steps we can take to create positive changes as individuals and as a community.

Moderated by Paulette Schwartz, the event presents a local panel of experts:

  • Sean Garballey, state representative
  • Lori Kenschaft, Arlington energy advocate
  • Charlotte Milan, Arlington recycling coordinator
  • Claire Moodie, Mothers Out Front
  • Julie Lucey, Food Link volunteer

To register, go to the Arlington Community Education website and click the “View Spring Catalog” link. Go to page 3 of the catalog and click the Register Now link for the course. The cost is $10.

 This announcement was created May 9, 2025, based on information from Paulette Schwartz.

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