A brief history of Earth Day and its global reach
Earth Day originated in 1970 in the United States with Gaylord Nelson and Denis Hayes mobilizing 20 million participants. Since 1990 it expanded globally with nearly 200 million participants in 140 countries, promoting renewable energy and a plastics reduction goal for 2040.
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Oak Lake Cozy Quilters Show Brightens Community Hall
The Oak Lake Cozy Quilters showcased many quilts on Saturday April 13 at the Oak Lake Community Hall. An admission of five dollars allowed visitors to view inspiring fabric works while a lunch of soup biscuits desserts tea and coffee priced at ten dollars was served. A large rainbow auction table complemented the event.
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