Dear ,

 

Thank you for sharing your perspectives and voices for the Let's Be Shore project.

 

The hours you spent recording your audio and video interviews are much appreciated. Your voices are key content for the overall program and will be what spurs the greater public to engage with the process and participate by sharing their own voices in response to your viewpoints.

 

As we are about to launch the public forum phase of Let's Be Shore, I wanted to give you first glance at Letsbeshore.org, our virtual platform for discussing opinions and ideas of how land use and agriculture practices affect water quality.

 

I invite you to connect with us online, leave comments, and share in the discussion:

 

Thank you again for adding your voice to the discussion. Please join us in every phase of this project.  Sharing Stations are traveling now and look to your inbox for news about public dialogue events in late summer.

 

Sincerely, 

 

Beth Barbush

Practicing Democracy Project Manager

Maryland Humanities Council

June 7, Thurs          Cambridge Farmer’s Market; 3p-6p
June 8, Fri              Eastern Shore Land Conservancy's

                             Rural Job Summit, Easton; 8a-4p
June 9, Sat             Chestertown Farmer’s Market; 8a-1p
June 14, Thurs        Kent Island Farmer’s Market; 3:30p - 6p
June 23, Sat           Nanticoke River Jamboree, Vienna; all day
June 26, Tues         Camden Avenue Farmer’s Market,

                             Salisbury; 2:30p
June 30, Sat           Centreville Day; 11a-4p