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Where: The Avalon Manor, 3550 E. Route 30, Merrillville, IN 46410 While some experts report the economic recovery is beginning in Asia, will creep through Europe and then arrive in the U.S, the third annual BUILD INDIANA event invites you to join senior-level decision makers as they break down the recovery to its elemental effect on Northwest Indiana now and what to expect as the markets gain momentum.
Where: Basile Theater, Indiana History Center, 450 West Ohio St., Indianapolis, IN 46202 Speaker include: Larry Schweiger, President & CEO, National Wildlife Federation; Jerome Ringo, President Apollo Alliance;Jeffery Metcalf, Regional Director, Ameresco; John Stowell, Vice President, Environmental Health Policy for Duke Energy; Noel Davis, President and Founder of Vela Gear Systems; Ethan Rogers, CEM, Mgr office of Energy Efficiency & Sustainability (and TAP), Purdue University
Where: The Falls of the Ohio State Park, Clarksville, Indiana Over 100 exhibitors with activities, displays, entertainment, music and food! Aebersold’s Jazz Quartet performing at 1:30. Jungle John’s “Silly Safari” live animal show, from noon to 4:00. Sign up to Win Bikes from Clarksville Schwinn and KAIRE. Free tree seedlings to the first 200 visitors. Environmental groups share ideas for being good stewards of the Earth, and local businesses celebrate Earth Day with demonstrations of Earth friendly products and activities.
Where: Sunset Hill Farm County Park, Valparaiso, IN The Recycling & Waste Reduction District of Porter County would like to take a moment of your time to invite both new and returning organizations and companies to join us April 17, 2010 10a -3p at Sunset Hill Farm County Park just north of Valparaiso, IN. Our aim is to include and encourage ALL of Northwest Indiana’s organizations and citizens to participate in Earth Day and really make this a regional event! In 2009, over 4,500 people from communities all across the region attended this event. NWI Earth Day is a FREE event that will include a variety of exhibitors, children’s activities, vendors, seminars, and family-focused demonstrations, all with one purpose in mind – to help Northwest Indiana residents live a ‘greener’ life. Other Earth Day activities include a family tent full of hands-on activities, alternative fuel vehicle displays, food, a silent auction and live music. This Earth Day celebration is a great forum to let the public know about your organization and how it makes Northwest Indiana a nicer place to live. So come help us enhance public awareness and encourage action and conservation for the health of ourselves and our planet, now and for the future. We hope that you are interested in participating in this year’s event! Business First of Louisville - by Brent Adams Indianapolis Star Indianapolis Star, by Jason Thomas Indianapolis Star by Tina Jesson The Journal Gazette By Benjamin Lanka |
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