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    Locavore Movement Essay

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    to grow or buy food that is grown locally. Food produced on small farms close to where it is consumed, or “local food” for short, accounts for only about two percent of all the food that is produced in the United States today, but demand for it is growing rapidly (Dancs). A small restaurant where I work called Della Terra, meaning “of the earth”, only buys local produce and meat from local farms. They are one of the few businesses in the area that are “locavores.” Many people have never…

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    The mayor and city council are the leaders of local government The city council listens to the people in my community. This is where the problems in my city are discussed. If the mayor chooses what becomes a law. The city council passes the new laws. Once the mayor has signed and passed the law he/she is responsible for enforcing the law. Enforce means to follow or listen to. The mayor has police officers do this. The state government is in charge of the state I live in. The people who…

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    What Is Public Policy?

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    Public policy is what the government or any public official who influences or governs public policies. Public policies can include school officials, city council members, and county supervisors. Public policies have various key attributes that are made in response to an issue or problem that requires attention. The policy is what the government chooses to act upon or remedy a particular issue or problem. In addition, a policy can take on a form of a law, regulation, or a set of laws and…

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    Civic Lesson Plan Sample

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    Methods Summary: • Students will learn about their community’s government and leaders. Throughout the lesson, students will engage in discussions and be visited by an elected local government official. Students will also conduct their own research to learn more about their local government. Learning Context: • This lesson is designed for third grade and fits in with our community, as our government officials are part of our local community. • This lesson may require extra time, as our…

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    Agrarian Reform Consumers buying local produce in their communities are encouraging small farmers to aggregate crops responsibly and also keep local farmer markets. Farmers competing with larger non-local markets, and who lose their local farmer markets, experience the fight of accepting and rejecting current industrial change to their farms. Communities such as Port William, in Wendell Berry’s novel Jayber Crow, also experience a current agrarian change to their local market and society. To…

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    Economy Chapter 2 Reflection In “Year of Eating Locally,” chapter two of Deep Economy by Bill McKibben , focused on the food system and localism. McKibben does an experiment of him just eating locally for a year to give him some insight as to what a local economy might be like. McKibben states, “Because if the larger society is running up against the realization that More is not necessarily Better, then one of the alternatives is to think on a different scale.” (47) I agree with McKibben on…

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    City Council Meeting Essay

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    participate in local government meetings, the city of Amarillo takes all opinions including from its citizens to participate in City Council meetings. I attended the city council meeting at Amarillo on Tuesday, April…

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    main reason for discontent within the movement. The chapter mainly discusses social justice in relation to workers, consumers, and local farmers. The author summarizes that changing American values is and will continue to be a challenge for organic…

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    Public Market Case Study

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    wide variety of goals. These are the following goals: • Improve access to quality food • Giving opportunities for family farmers • Providing social interaction in urban and rural place • Increasing social cohesion • Giving opportunities to employ in local communities • Creating entrepreneurial environment to increase small business formation • Enhancing community economic development These are the goals need to attain of every public market, for the relatively simple marker institution, with…

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    WOOSTER — The president of the Wayne County Board of Commissioners is now authorized to apply for and accept grants with pipeline companies, an effort to expedite the process as opportunities arise. The commissioners passed the resolution during Wednesday’s regular, weekly business meeting. Commissioner Ann Obrecht said during a groundbreaking for a new public safety communications tower in Marshallville a week ago, it was mentioned even though the state has provided a number of grants to help…

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