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New Staff Feature: Simon

Ecolibrium3 is pleased to welcome a new staff member, Simon Giese. Simon, a former AmeriCorps VISTA member, will continue his work at Ecolibrium3 as Program Specialist: Economic and Workforce Developer

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Sign Up For a Home Energy Assessment and Learn Ways to Save!

As winter approaches, homes can start to remind us of their quirks and struggles. Cold leaks, ice dams, and high energy bills are just a few examples that homeowners face as the weather becomes colder. The Eco3 Energy Team can help residents learn more about their homes and teach ways to save energy and money.

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The AmeriCorps Legacy House: A Livable Legacy

Since our last Legacy House update on installing the kitchen, we have hit another major milestone. When we acquired the house in 2018, the City of Duluth had deemed the house unfit for inhabitants, a.k.a., condemned. The house was vacant and no longer being cared for; the roof had failed, had extensive water damage, and was, in many ways, unsafe

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Whole Food Cooking with Local Teens

In July and August, we conducted another Whole Food, Whole You Community Culinary Series. This time around, the class was tailored to teens and their caregivers. We collaborated with the Duluth School Community Collaborative, which recruited teens from Denfield High School and Lincoln Park Middle School.

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Sharing Abundance at the Summer Sampler

The Eco3 Farm Summer Sampler was held on August 23rd at the Eco3 Urban Farm. This was the farm’s biggest event of the season, an opportunity to invite community members to witness the abundance of the farm.

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Eco3 AmeriCorps is Back!

After our termination earlier this year, the Eco3 AmeriCorps programs are back! The Energy Training Corps and VISTA Programs are hard at work, planning our next program year. Learn more about what has happened and sign up on our interest form to be notified when applications open.

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A Summer of Intergenerational Wellness

The Walking Wellness Uplift class recently wrapped up an intergenerational collaboration. We teamed up with high school students, recent graduates, and college students who were interested in connecting with elders and learning more about different approaches to wellness in intergenerational settings.

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