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Let’s Get to Work Eco-Extravaganza October 10
B
e part of a Glob- al Work Party—a
worldwide call to cel- ebrate and participate in our communi ty’s growing connection to eco-action. Educational programs, exhibits, dem- onstrations and enter- tainment will highlight
the U Gotta Go Green! Let’s Get to Work Eco-Extravaganza, taking place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., October 10, at The Mercato, in North Naples. The 10/10/10 event is expected to include demonstrations and workshops featur-
ing solar-powered bikes, organic cooking, gardening, birdhouse-building and rain barrel-making; exhibits of alternative energy and green automobiles; artwork created from recycled materials; registration for mangrove planting; farm tours; and Gulf oil disaster action groups and other organizations. It’s a not-to-be-missed opportunity to support our local economy while helping the environment. The eco-extravaganza is being orchestrated by
350.org, an international move-
ment organized to support clean energy and find solutions to climate change. The 350 ppm goal of carbon in the atmosphere has become a symbol of environmental action around the world.
Location: Vanderbilt Beach Rd. & U.S. 41. Exhibit space: $35, including listing on event website. Volunteers are urgently needed to help with event preparation and to assist on the day of the event. For more info on volunteering, exhibiting or the event itself, email
info@UGottaGoGreen.com. Visit
UGottaGoGreen.com and 350. org. See ad, page 45.
Health Fair Offers Free Screenings and Discounts
E
njoying wellness, feeling good and looking great are the
themes at the Airport Professional Center Health Fair, scheduled from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Septem- ber 18, at the Airport Professional Center, in Naples. Local health- care professionals will offer com- plimentary evaluations and mini-treatments, free diabetes screening and discounts on cholesterol testing and towards other health services. Attendees can learn more about acupuncture; chiropractic; massage therapy;
facial treatments and rejuvenation; body wraps; pain management; health, lifestyle and weight management; cellulite reduction treatments; and more. Free educational lectures include “True Health & Wellness,” from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., by Dr. Richard Barone; “The BioPuncture Alternative to Surgery,” from 11:30 a.m. to noon, by Nick Shirghio, DOM; and “Lose Weight, Look Great,” from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m., by Terri Evans, DOM.
Location: 3811 Airport Road N., just south of Pine Ridge Road. For more info, contact Terri Evans at 239-430-6800. See ad on back cover.
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