We’ll be moving to an as-far-as-we-can-tell permanent location in the coming weeks. Make sure to wave if you see someone biking a load of boxes and furniture over to the corner of Scott and Fible.
Many Thanks to the Rot Riders (home compost pick-up crew) for letting us use their bike trailers for the move.
There’s talk of a new bike and pedestrian safety advocacy group in Kirksville. We’ll post new information as we receive it.
Right now, everything for the group is in its infancy, but if you have any ideas/services/time/donations you could provide to the group, contact us and we’ll put you in touch with them.
The leader of the Abundant Mobility Workshop, Wolfgang Hoeschele, wrote a report for shareable.net, a website focused on bringing about a better world.
Here’s part of Wolfgang’s note in the email he sent to the attendees of the workshop that the article is online:
Please note the links, designed to provide information about initiatives elsewhere in the country that might give us ideas about how to do things in Kirksville – I hope this will be a useful resource. Also, please make others aware of this website, and provide comments in the comments section at the bottom.
Thanks to all for making Kirksville a place where we can bring about a better world.
Read the article here: http://shareable.net/blog/abundant-mobility-one-towns-resources
The KPEC founders Jerry and Michelle Jones were interviewed in July by Mother Earth News. Read the interview here: “Radical Simplicity in Suburbia: Keeping up with the Joneses.”
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