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G. Richard Mode is attending Christopher North's event

NC Clean Energy Economy Forum at The Mint Museum of Art, Van Avery Theater

September 23, 2009 from 7pm to 8:30pm

Please join us for a public forum to learn more about job creation and North Carolina’s potential leadership in the emerging clean energy economy. Visit www.ncwf.org for the flyer and registration information.

September 2

G. Richard Mode is attending Diane Willis's event

Full Moon Paddle and Cookout at Private Residence, Nance Cove

July 3, 2009 from 7pm to 10pm

Join us at a private residence on Nance Cove for our July full moon paddle experience. We'll start off with burgers and hot dogs on the grill, then paddle from there around the cove. Chapter will provide the burgers, dogs, buns and paper supplies....

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At 9:25am on May 19, 2009, Jennifer D. Braswell said…: Hey!
Sorry I missed the Board meeting. The big day is August 1 in the mts. Let me know when you are free to chat. I have seen a ton of $ coming from DC for energy efficiency projects and not one of them includes water conservation, stormwater or water quality measures. I am wondering how we go about bringing this to the attention of the big dogs in DC.

At 10:34am on March 19, 2009, Simone Lipscomb Cooke said…: Hi Richard,
Can you email me your email address? Wanted to send along directions for the 27th.... simonelipscomb@mac.com
Thanks!

At 12:04pm on March 5, 2009, Leslie Dillingham said…: Hi Richard - noticed you may be a hunter....is that a pheasant sticking out of your bag? Have been wanting to try some bird hunting myself.....do you hunt preserves? Any suggestions? Ever been to Primland? I live near Charlotte but can travel to a hunt preserve for the right opportunity.

thanks!

Leslie Dillingham

At 6:13am on October 16, 2008, Erin Singer said…: Richard,

Thank you so very much for coming to Boone and sharing with us your inspiring words. Our whole group reflected on what you said and I think it was very motivational overall- something our new group really needs. I enjoyed talking with you after the meeting and look forward to collaborations in the future. You are welcome in Boone anytime and I hope we can get out on the river together sometime soon. Thanks for paving the way for the next generation of conservationists.

Sincerely yours,

Erin Singer

At 8:52am on September 30, 2008, Susan Harris said…: Thanks Richard for the encouragement. I am really very excited about putting together a process that makes sense to the board and doesn't waste our staffs' time. And of course fishing is always on the agenda.
Susan

At 10:21pm on August 15, 2008, Ernie McLaney said…: Welcome to the group, Richard. It's good to have Morganton represented here. My son went to NCSD and loved the town!
-Ernie

At 3:14pm on August 15, 2008, Tim Gestwicki said…: Welcome Richard! We just posted your questions about kayaks under "Forum". Keep checking back for updates. CBJ for TG

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