Eat Maine Foods!

Debra Kam

Menu for the Future

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Time: September 29, 2009 at 6:30pm to November 17, 2009 at 8pm
Location: Kittery Adult Education - Traip Academy
Street: 12 Williams Avenue
City/Town: Kittery, ME 03904
Website or Map: http://kittery.maineadulted...
Phone: 207-439-5896
Event Type: class, discussion/study
Organized By: Kittery Adult Education
Latest Activity: Sep 21

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This 6-week course sponsored by the Granite Earth Institute, will give you the opportunity to examine the issue of food for your health and for the planet through readings and group discussion. Some topics that will be explored are: how industrialized agriculture has changed what we eat, the global imbalance for healthy food, the local food movement, and options to consider in making personal decisions in the future. For those of you who have recently seen "Food, Inc.", this is a great follow-up class. Course fee: $20 for book of readings.

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