Bottled Water Documentary Tapped Showing at Rheem Theatre
n May 17, the New Rheem Theatre, in Moraga, will show the movie Tapped, an in-depth examination of the big busi- ness of bottled water, at 7 p.m. The movie, brought to Green Rheem Movie Nights by Generation Green, a 501(c)3 non- profit corporation, questions whether access to clean drinking water should be a basic human right or whether it should be bought and sold, and treated as another commodity for profit. Prior to the movie’s screening, local wine and appetizers will be provided by Westover Winery and Sunrise Bistro, from 6 to 7 p.m.
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The Rheem Theatre is located at 350 Park St., Moraga. Cost (includes refreshments): Students with valid ID, $8 in advance, $12 at event; adults, $10 in advance, $15 at event. For more information or to purchase advanced tickets, visit Generation
Green.com.
Natural Awakenings’ Family of
Franchises Keeps Growing
N
atural Awakenings Publishing Corp. (NAPC) recently wel- comed a group of new publishers that completed an April training program at the corporate headquar- ters in Naples, Florida. The NAPC training staff spent several days with entrepreneurs from Las Vegas, Colorado Springs and Mercer County, New Jersey, plus a new owner of the Pensacola, Florida, edition and one of the cur- rent publishers of the Atlanta edition.
Company CEO Sharon Bruckman launched the first edi-
tion of Natural Awakenings in 1994 and began franchising it in 1999. The company currently publishes 89 Natural Awak- enings magazines throughout the United States and in Puerto Rico, with a collective readership exceeding 3 million.
For a list of locations where Natural Awakenings is publishing or to learn more about franchising opportunities, visit Natural
AwakeningsMag.com or call 239-530-1377.
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