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Fresh this Fall: Going green, gardening, and good earth

Interested in learning more about saving energy, composting, or improving your gardening skills? The Mallon Outreach Center at the University of Rhode Island is accepting registrations for three fall educational programs designed to do just that.

The URI Master Composter & Recycler training program runs on Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings in October; the URI Master Energy program takes place on Tuesday and Thursday evenings in October; and the Fall Gardening School runs on Wednesdays from mid-September to mid-October plus one Saturday session. (Watch URI Today for more on composting in an upcoming issue!)

“These programs are tremendously popular because they engage and educate Rhode Islanders in vitally important and relevant current issues. Sustainable energy...

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