Monthly Archives: December 2011
An Entrepreneurial Solution To The Problem Of Getting Local Food To Local Tables: Trust, Convenience, And Perceived Value
Last August, shortly after Hurricane Irene did its damage, I wrote about “agricultural time” and mentioned Hudson Valley Harvest, a new company developing a “local food distribution model in which local products are bought at harvest, processed and frozen locally, and … Continue reading
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Value of Civic Centers as Great Public Spaces
“Civic spaces are an extension of the community. When they work well, they serve as a stage for our public lives. If they function in their true civic role, they can be the settings where celebrations are held, where social … Continue reading
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Saltwater Connections Team to Meet with Hatteras Island Communities January 10
The Saltwater Connections Resource Team will return to Hatteras Island on Tuesday, January 10, 2012 to present the team’s assessment report for Rodanthe, Waves, Salvo, and Avon. Public meetings are scheduled for 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Rodanthe-Waves-Salvo … Continue reading
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Ten Qualities of a Great Waterfront Destination
As Jacksonville continues its efforts in bringing life back to downtown, here are ten qualities of a great waterfront destination, according to Project for Public Spaces. 1. Surrounding Buildings Enhance Public Space Any building on the waterfront should boost activity … Continue reading
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UNC-TV Features Story about Studio 12 in Avon
Studio 12 – located on the Outer Banks of North Carolina – invites visitors to find peace of mind through art. They were recently selected to design an ornament to adorn the NC Tree in the National Christmas Tree Lighting … Continue reading
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