RESOURCELINKS
We’ve collected a few articles, blogs, videos and press releases, discussing energy, usage and safety:
Electrical Safety Training for First Responders
Delaware Electric Cooperative presents a brief overview of safe methods for first responders when working with or around electricity.
Lineworker Appreciation Day in on Monday, April 13, so we're going to lead up to this special day with content honoring these important professionals. We have some cute co-op kids who would like to honor the lineworkers of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware's electric cooperatives! #thankalineworker
A&N Electric Cooperative BARC Electric Cooperative Craig Botetourt Electric Cooperative Community Electric Cooperative Choptank Electric Cooperative Southside Electric Cooperative Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative Central Virginia Electric Cooperative Delaware Electric Cooperative Mecklenburg Electric Cooperative Powell Valley Electric Cooperative
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.The weather outside is feeling like spring! While we're all at home, many of us might be thinking of gardening. Why not consider planting native perennials and attract pollinators?
Bees and butterflies are suffering tremendous pressure resulting from habitat loss and neither have enough food nor enough shelter. The flowers you plant can help to relieve this stress on our pollinators, which do so much good for us!
Check out the whole story here: www.co-opliving.com/sections/meadow-adventure/
In case you read page 27 of the March/April issue...
Historic Garden Week 2020 Cancelled! The COVID-19 coronavirus continues to be a serious risk to our public health and impact our daily lives. Because of this extraordinary situation, the Garden Club of Virginia has made the difficult decision to cancel Historic Garden Week 2020.
www.vagardenweek.org/
Historic Garden Week in Virginia
www.vagardenweek.org
The COVID-19 coronavirus continues to be a serious risk to our public health and impact our daily lives. Because of this extraordinary situation, the Garden Club of Virginia has made the difficult decision to cancel Historic Garden Week 2020.
