Comments on: Welcome to Oregon Hill – Latest Community Blog http://nearwestendnews.net/2007/09/04/welcome-to-oregon-hill-latest-community-blog/ Local news coverage from the Near West End of Richmond. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 14:30:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Cheryl Johnson http://nearwestendnews.net/2007/09/04/welcome-to-oregon-hill-latest-community-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-36892 Cheryl Johnson Fri, 17 Oct 2008 17:24:13 +0000 http://nearwestendnews.net/2007/09/04/welcome-to-oregon-hill-latest-community-blog/#comment-36892 I wish I had a skill to share but I would love to learn how to can and share someone's equipment. With trying to go local with food it is a way to buy local and have it all year. I wish I had a skill to share but I would love to learn how to can and share someone’s equipment. With trying to go local with food it is a way to buy local and have it all year.

]]> By: Mo Karn http://nearwestendnews.net/2007/09/04/welcome-to-oregon-hill-latest-community-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-12687 Mo Karn Sun, 10 Aug 2008 15:34:44 +0000 http://nearwestendnews.net/2007/09/04/welcome-to-oregon-hill-latest-community-blog/#comment-12687 here is info on a free community event you may be interested in advertising. If you have any questions feel free to contact me. thanks Mo Karn 804 300 0023 August Really Really Free Market 8/30 noon til dark, Monroe Park Because Sharing is More Fulfilling than Owning!!! Richmond's Monthly really really free market is held on the last Saturday of every month from noon until dark in Monroe Park, at the corner of Main and Belvidere. This month, it will be on Saturday August 30th. Meeting Community Needs with Community Surplus. A really really free market is an alternative to the capitalist version of a 'free market' where in fact, nothing is free. The really really free market is a place where people can come bring things they no longer need or use and give them away. The really really free market is a place where people can come get the things they need for free, without having to participate in the corporate, killer market. Really really free market builds community instead of destroying it. People can come to share things besides the physical. Anyone interested in sharing their skills or knowledge through a workshop should let us know or just show up and teach others. Anyone interested in performing, music or reading poetry or whatever, should contact us or just show up. So dig through your closets, take the extra from your work, ask your parents and friends and neighbors to come to bring stuff and come to get stuff. Bring clothes, furniture, food, tapes, cds, office supplies, kitchen stuff, knick knacks, paddy whacks, etc. here is info on a free community event you may be interested in advertising. If you have any questions feel free to contact me.
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Mo Karn 804 300 0023

August Really Really Free Market
8/30 noon til dark, Monroe Park
Because Sharing is More Fulfilling than Owning!!!

Richmond’s Monthly really really free market is held on the last Saturday of every month from noon until dark in Monroe Park, at the corner of Main and Belvidere.

This month, it will be on Saturday August 30th.

Meeting Community Needs with Community Surplus.

A really really free market is an alternative to the capitalist version of a ‘free market’ where in fact, nothing is free. The really really free market is a place where people can come bring things they no longer need or use and give them away. The really really free market is a place where people can come get the things they need for free, without having to participate in the corporate, killer market. Really really free market builds community instead of destroying it.

People can come to share things besides the physical. Anyone interested in sharing their skills or knowledge through a workshop should let us know or just show up and teach others. Anyone interested in performing, music or reading poetry or whatever, should contact us or just show up.

So dig through your closets, take the extra from your work, ask your parents and friends and neighbors to come to bring stuff and come to get stuff. Bring clothes, furniture, food, tapes, cds, office supplies, kitchen stuff, knick knacks, paddy whacks, etc.

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