Learn how to get your community a little more green
Like most things, going green require some training and know-how. So,
on June 26, between 3:30 and 5 p.m, you can get some of that know-how.
Like most things, going green require some training and know-how. So, on June 26, between 3:30 and 5 p.m, you can get some of that know-how.
This event will focus on greenways and green spaces as a tool for community development.
It’s hosted by Warren Conner Development Coalition – Harper Building, located at 11148 Harper Ave., just north of I-94 and west of Conner Avenue.
RSVP at (313) 894-1030 or send an email to Jeff Williams: jconroyd@gmail.com
Visit WARM Training here.
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