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History Corner
By Philip Edwards

The Mirabel Sisters: She Slapped His Face

The four Mirabal sisters, Minerva, Patria, Maria Teresa and Dede, were guards beat her father so severely that he died several months after being
intelligent, courageous, determined, and unfortunately beautiful. Their parents released from prison. Next, Trujillo ruined the family’s wealth and ability
were well-to-do and sent their daughters to university, where they excelled. to do business. When this failed, he arrested Minerva and her mother, but
While all the sisters married, they stayed close as a family. Sadly, the family they escaped before he could have his way with her. To further pressure
grew up in the Dominican Republic under one of the worst dictators in the her, Trujillo had three of the sister’s husbands imprisoned and tortured until
western hemisphere, Rafael Trujillo. Minerva submitted to him. Together, the family agreed to resist the tyrant.
Having had enough, Trujillo moved the husbands to a remote mountain prison
Trujillo along with his family, political party, and followers ruled the in 1960. As the sisters travelled home after visiting their husbands, the secret
Dominican Republic with a murderous iron fist from 1930-1960. Citizens police ambushed their car, strangled, and clubbed the sisters to death before
lived under a totalitarian nightmare that could bring prison or execution for the pushing their vehicle over a cliff.
slightest offense. The economy, judicial system, police, press, mail, airlines,
and vital utilities were controlled or owned by Trujillo. His extensive spy Outraged, the populist revolt against the government ignited with new
network reported any dissonance against the government. Persecution, jail, energy. A year later, Trujillo was assassinated. The Mirabal sisters are
or death awaited those who were deemed disloyal. In 1936, he ordered the memorialized every year for their resistance and sacrifice. When a leader
extermination of 20,000 to 30,000 Haitians who lived on the border between violates women at will, lies, cheats, and murders his opponents, decent, honest
the two countries. Their crime? He called them, “the dark-skinned ones.” people will resist. God Bless America, the Dominican Republic, and all the
The United States, along with other countries, complained but did little or nations of the world that resist abusive and tyrannical leaders.
nothing beyond verbal grumbling.

Besides his network of spies, Trujillo employed “beauty scouts” to scour
the country looking for attractive young women whom he invited to parties
and abused. Even though Minerva Mirabal was married, she caught the eye
of Trujillo, and he requested her to one of his parties.  When he isolated her
and attempted to put his hands on her, she slapped his face and escaped with
several family members.

Outraged by the insult, her father was arrested and put in prison until
Minerva consented to have sex with Trujillo. Because she refused, the prison

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Puzzles and Games Solutionsonpage62

Crossword Puzzle Sudoku

ACROSS 50. Mix 22. Skidded Use your logic to find the correct number for each square. When finished,
1. Lascivious look 52. Clearly 24. Flying saucers all nine rows across, all nine columns down and all nine 8-by-8 boxes
5. Exchange 54. 54 in Roman 26. Lamp or candle must contain all nine numbers, 1 through 9 with no repeats.
10. Contributes numerals 28. Extreme
14. A sharply directional  55. Breathing organ 29. Views Fishing
antenna 56. Reddish-brown 30. Remain
15. Creepy town house 31. Male deer Find and circle all of the summer words that are hidden in the grid.
16. Cable 58. Pledge 32. Part of a rachet The remaining letters spell an additional summer item.
17. Bona fides 59. Grown 33. Decorations
19. Affirm 60. Baking appliance 34. Reckless
20. Ensign (abbrev.) 61. Not idle 37. Horn sound
21. Wall painting 62. Wanderer 38. Hawkeye
22. Hops 63. Flippant State
23. Wide part of a river 40. Fowl
25. Leered DOWN 41. Poets
27. Cry of disgust 1. French school 43. Rowboat
28. Hideousness 2. Deservedly receives 44. Administrative
31. Thread holder 3. Excrete district
34. Liquid 4. Disencumber 46. Hoods
35. Mesh 5. Incumbency 47. Split
36. Sailors 6. Attempt again 48. A protective
37. Clan emblem 7. Operatic solo covering
38. Notion 8. Discussions 49. What’s happening
39. Barley bristle 9. Snake-like fish 50. An indistinct
40. Unpleasant people 10. Rouse shapeless form
41. Autocratic 11. Stockholders’ 51. Hawaiian feast
42. Sword lily profits 53. French for “Wolf”
44. Bird call 12. Let go 56. Purse
45. Merriment 13. Stitches 57. Not bottom
46. A small rounded boat 18. Electronic letters

a WORD or Two ANGLER DAILY LIMIT KEEPER SALMON
ANGLING FLIES LAKE SINKER
Word: injunction AUGER FLIPPING LANDING NET SPINCAST REEL
Definition: the act or an instance of enjoining : order, admonition BAIT FLOAT LEADER
Example: The family gathered in the room to hear the matriarch’s BASS FLOUNDER LINE SPINNER
dying injunctions. BLUEFISH FLY CASTING LURE
BOAT FLY FISHING NIBBLE SPOOL
Word: acumen BOBBER FLY REEL PANFISH
Definition: keenness and depth of perception, discernment, or CATCH AND FLY ROD POLE FISHING SPOON
discrimination especially in practical matters GEAR POND
Example: The author’s detective possesses a superior acumen that enables RELEASE HOOK REDFISH STILL FISHING
her to solve the most bizarre and puzzling of mysteries. CATFISH JIGGING RIVER
CRAPPIE JIGS ROD AND REEL STREAM
CRAWLER STRIKE
TACKLE BOX
TRAILER

TROLLING

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Get Your Home Ready
Checklist for Individuals and Families

You can now plan and make decisions that will protect you and your family

during a COVID-19 outbreak. Creating a household plan can help protect

your health and the health of those you care about in the event of an outbreak

of COVID-19 in your community. Use this checklist to help you take steps

to plan and protect the health of you and your family.

PLAN AND PREPARE

Get up-to-date information about local COVID-19 activity from public

health officials.
Create a household plan of action.
• Consider members of the household that may be at greater risk such

as older adults and people with severe chronic illnesses.
• Ask your neighbors what their plan includes.
• Create a list of local organizations you and your household can contact

in case you need access to information, healthcare services, support,

and resources.
• Create an emergency contact list including family, friends, neighbors,

carpool drivers, healthcare providers, teachers, employers, the local

public health department, and other community resources.
• Choose a room in your house that can be used to separate sick household

members from others.

Take everyday preventive actions:
• Wash your hands frequently.
• Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.
• Stay home when you are sick.
• Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the

trash.
• Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces. Be

prepared if your child’s school or childcare facility is temporarily

dismissed or for potential changes at your workplace.
• Administrative Controls refer to employer-dictated work practices.

TAKE ACTION

In case of an outbreak in your community, protect yourself and others:
• Stay home and speak to your healthcare provider if you develop fever,

cough, or shortness of breath.
• If you develop emergency warning signs for COVID-19 get medical

attention immediately. In adults, emergency warning signs*:

• Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath.
• Persistent pain or pressure in the chest.

• New confusion or inability to arouse.

PLAN AND PREPARE

• Bluish lips or face.

• *This list is not all inclusive. Please consult your medical provider for

any other symptom that is severe or concerning.
• Keep away from others who are sick.
• Limit close contact with others as much as possible (about 6 feet).
Put your household plan into action
• Continue to practice everyday preventive actions.
• If someone in the household is sick, separate them into the prepared

room.
• If caring for a household member, follow recommended precautions

and monitor your own health.
• Keep surfaces disinfected.
• Avoid sharing personal items.
• If you become sick, stay in contact with others by phone or email.
• Stay informed about the local outbreak situation.
• Notify your work if your schedule needs to change.
• Take care of the emotional health of your household members, including

yourself.

Take additional precautions for those at highest risk, particularly older
adults and those who have severe underlying health conditions.

• Consider staying at home and away from crowds if you or a family

member are an older adult or have underlying health issues.
• Make sure you have access to several weeks of medications and

supplies in case you need to stay home.
• When you go out in public, keep away from others who are sick and

limit close contact with others.
• Practice good hand hygiene.
Take the following steps to help protect your children during an
outbreak:
• Notify your child’s school if your child becomes sick with COVID-19.
• Keep track of school dismissals in your community.
• Discourage children and teens from gathering in other public places.

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April Classes

Monday
AARP: Monday & Wednesday,April 6th & 8th from 12 pm-1 pm; TWO DAYS; $15 -$20
Art: Painting: (DeRosa) Begins April 6th from1-3 pm for 4 wks.; $40.00
Chair Yoga: (Charland) Begins April 6th from;1-2 pm for 4 wks.; $28.00
Jewelry: (Maron) Begins April 6th from 7-9 pm for 2 wks.; $30.00
Jewelry: (Maron) Begins April 20th from 7-9 pm for 2 wks.; $30.00

Tuesday
Line Dancing: (Levitan) Begins April 7th from10-11 am for 4 wks.; $28.00
StainedGlass: - Evening (Zannini) Begins April 7th from 6:30-9:30 pm for 4 wks.; $72.00
Jewelry: (Maron) Begins April 2nd from 7-9 pm for 2 wks.; $30.00
Jewelry: (Maron) Begins April 16th from 7-9 pm for 2 wks.; $30.00
Mixed Media: (Tishman): Begins April 7th from1-3 pm for 4 wks.; $50.00

Wednesday
Art: Painting (DeRosaa) BeginsApril 1st from 10am-12pm for 5 wks.; $50.00
BeginnersTapClass: (Jankelevich) BeginsApril 1stfrom 9-1O am for 5wks.; $40.00

Thursday
Mixed Media: (Tishman) Begins April 2nd from1-3 pm for5 wks.; $62.50
Stone Sculpture: (Savtizky) Begins April 2nd from 9-11 am;2 wks.; $30.00

Saturday
Yoga: (Charland) Begins April 4th from 9-10 am for 4 wks.; $28.00

Private Lessons
Golf Lessons: (Battersby) Private Sessions available.
Tennis Lessons: (Long) Private Sessions available.
Wynmoor Personal Trainer: (Hamburger) Private Sessions available (Free Demos, Mon./Thurs.1-2pm)
Wynmoor Personal Trainer: (Walbert) Private Sessions available (Free Demos, Tues. 5-7 pm)

For more information, call Recreation at 954-978-2600, press 1. Register at the Recreation Office, Monday - Friday from 8:00 AM - 4:45 PM and in the Country
Club Business Center Monday - Friday from 8:00 AM - 12:45 PM and from 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM. Classes are held on a monthly basis and must be taken consecutively.
Classes are subject to change. Refunds are not granted after the start of the second class.

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April 2020 Computer & Digital Training menu, and working with the desktop and windows. (First 3 chapters from
North Regional/Broward College Library Introduction to Computers).

1100 Coconut Creek Blvd. • Coconut Creek, FL 33066 954-201-2601 Wednesday, April 15th, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. – eLearning: Computer Basics
using Universal Class. Every person who knows how to work with a computer
APRIL COMPUTER CLASSES started somewhere, and that’s where Universal Class can help. In this course
we will go through registration and FREE sign up for Computer Literacy,
Tuesdays, April 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. – Creole class. Windows 10 and Typing & Keyboarding. We’ll also explore the other courses
Covers various computer subjects in Creole. Universal Class has to offer. Whether you need a certificate for work or just
want to pick up a hobby, there is something for everybody.
Wednesday, April 1st, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. eMedia: eBooks & Audiobooks
using Libby & Hoopla. Take your favorite titles from the library with Wednesday, April 22nd, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. – Introduction to Email. Want to
you wherever you go! This course will take you through the step by step know more about email? This course will teach you how to create an account,
instructions to borrow eBooks, audiobooks, movies, music and more. Please send and receive messages, attach pictures, avoid spam, create and organize
bring the device you wish to use to access these resources. Valid library card folders, use email safely and lots more. The course is based on Gmail, but the
required. concepts are the same no matter which provider you use.

Thursdays, April 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. – Digital Wednesday, April 29th, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. – Rosetta Stone. Want to learn a
Downloads Open House (Room 226). Library staff or volunteers are new language? Brush up on your pronunciation? Join us and set up a FREE
available to assist with downloading library eMedia or using your digital account with Rosetta Stone and hone your language skills with their immersive
devices, on a first come, first served basis. course work. Valid library card required.

Wednesday, April 8th, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. – Meet the Computer, Windows Free online computer classes
10. Ready to take that first step and learn about computers? This course will www.broward.org/library>Online Resources>Education & Jobs>Universal Class
introduce the new user to computers, beginning with the components that
make up a computer system and how to use a mouse and keyboard. This www.broward.org/library>Jobs & Business>Training Resources>Lynda.com
course also covers basic Windows 10 skills including starting apps, the Start One on one training is available by appointment: (954) 201-2601.

Canasta Tournament

By Ann Elkin
Players wanted! Please come and spend a beautiful morning and afternoon playing

Canasta. Meet lovely ladies and win money also! We meet every Thursday morning at

10:00 a.m. in the East Wing. Entrance fee is $5 to play. For more info, call Ann Elkin

at 954-978-0911.

Neighborly Miss Saigon at The Adrienne Arsht Center - Sunday, April 12th - Show
News Time: 7:30 p.m. - $98
It is based on Giacomo Puccini’s Madame Butterfly, and similarly tells the
Andros 1705 tragic tale of a doomed romance involving an Asian woman abandoned by
By Marilyn Stahl her American lover. Your seats will be located in the Orchestra Circle. Two
Wishing our residents either here or up north a happy Easter and Passover. tickets per household. The bus will depart Tract 1000 at 5:30 p.m. Registration
Enjoy the Summer and we will welcome you back in the Fall. Miss seeing began Thursday, January 9th at the Main Pool Recreation Office.
our resident Les Resnick around our building. Hope he will be at our next
Lunch Bunch get together. We send healthy vibes to you. HHH
Bernie Horwitz celebrating his 93rd birthday with friends. Sending him Come From Away at The Broward Center - Sunday, April 19th - Show
many more healthy ones. Time: 1:00 p.m. - $77
Looking forward to our Meet & Greet this month. This also gives us a This story takes you into the heart of the remarkable true story of 7,000
chance to thank our very able Director Angela Papa and her Assistant Angel stranded passengers and the small town of Newfoundland that welcomes
Ortiz for keeping 1705 up to par. Day and night they keep watching over us. them. Cultures clashed and nerves ran high, but uneasiness turned into
So…for those of us who remain for the summer months…stay well and trust, music soared into the night, and gratitude grew into enduring
happy int his wonderful place called Wynmoor. friendships. Your seats will be located in the Main Rear Orchestra. Two
tickets per household. The bus will depart Tract 1000 at 11:30 a.m.
ARE YOU INTERESTED Registration began Thursday, January 9th at the Main Pool Recreation Office.
IN STARTING A NEW
DISCUSSION GROUP? HHH

By Dorothy Kornheiser For more information, call Recreation: 954-978-2600, press 1. Register at
Do you have either your adult children or parents living with you? the Recreation Office Monday - Friday from 8:00 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. and in the
Would you like to connect with others who are also not living alone? I Country Club Business Center Monday - Friday from 8:00 a.m. - 12:45 p.m.
would like to form a group that will discuss any topic that has affected & 2:00-5:00 p.m. All Recreation trips include transportation. Residents are
our lives. Call Dorothy 954-956-7600. responsible to be on time for each departure (to and from) venues. Recreation
events/trips are subject to change/cancellation. The events/trips listed above
IMPORTANT NOTICE may be sold out by the time this publication is printed.

All construction done inside your dwelling needs Wynmoor approval first. DO YOU HAVE ANY AT&T CONCERNS?
Then permits from the Coconut Creek Building Department must be pulled.
Have your questions answered by an AT&T Representative
Do It Right The First Time! in the Country Club Library every Thursday from 9-11 AM

Saving a little money at first, can cost you a lot of money in the long run! No appointment required.

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Florida Law For Pedestrians and Bicyclists

By Martin Zevin, Attorney

If you are a pedestrian or a bicyclist and you are injured no sidewalk, you have to walk on the road facing traffic.

by a car, there is important information you need to know. If you are a bicyclist, however, you need to be going in

If you own a car, your car insurance PIP (no fault) coverage the direction of traffic, in a bike lane if available. Even if

will be your primary medical insurance for hospital and you are disobeying the rules of the road, you may still be

doctor bills. Just as you would do if you were injured successful in getting at least some settlement for your pain

driving your car, you should contact your car insurance and suffering, over and above the medical bills. Florida

immediately to report the accident and get a claim number has the law of comparative negligence. If a jury were to

for your PIP coverage. You should also obtain the driver decide the case, your total damages would be reduced

exchange information to get the information on the driver by the percentage that you were found to be at fault. For

of the vehicle that hit you, including their insurance example, if the jury finds that your total damages are

company. Any injury claim that you have will first be $100,000, but you were 70% at fault, then you would still

against that driver’s bodily injury liability coverage. If receive a net verdict of $30,000.

you do not own a car, the driver’s PIP will be primary for If you are at all injured, it is important that you allow

your medical bills. an ambulance to take you to an emergency room for immediate treatment.

Since Florida does not require bodily injury liability coverage, it is This is very important, not only to be sure that you are okay but also to

possible that the driver will only have the basic PIP, which will not help preserve your rights under Florida’s PIP laws. 

you. Therefore, it is very important that you also have uninsured motorist For more information, you should be sure to consult with a personal injury

coverage for your vehicle so that you can still obtain a settlement for your attorney as soon as possible after the accident.

injuries. I recommend at least $100,000 per person for uninsured motorist Please feel free to call me for a free personal or phone consultation

coverage. If you have more than one vehicle, I recommend stacking. Please regarding any issues pertaining to personal injury claims or car insurance

see other articles that I have written for further details. coverage. I am also available for free consultation regarding Wills, Trusts,

It is possible that the other insurance company may find you at least Estates and Probate.  Call me at 954-569-4878.  My address is 3275 W.
partially at fault if you disobeyed the rules of the road. For example, while Hillsboro Blvd., Suite 204, Deerfield Beach, Florida 33442. My web site

you have the right of way as a pedestrian on a marked crosswalk, you is www.martinzevinpa.com and my e-mail address is martinzevin@netzero.

must yield the right of way to all vehicles if you are not using a marked com. 

crosswalk. If there is a sidewalk on the street, you have to use it. If there is See our ad on page 23.

Be A Good Neighbor
Look Out For Each Other
See Something - Say Something

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2020 Annual End of Season Wednesday Night Pool Tournaments

Tournaments Join us every Wednesday night at 6:00 p.m. This Tournament

Tournament Director was Ralph Rubin, winner’s names will be included is handicapped for all skill levels. All Residents and their guests*

on the “Wall of Fame” in the Pool & Billiard Club. are welcome! Enjoy AC comfort while having fun and meeting

8 Ball • There were 16 competitors who signed up to play. The winner new friends! Weekly Winners:
was Jim Sloan over Rich K. with a very close 5-4 score Tournament. Photo:
left to right: Rich- Jim Week 49; Photo L-R: Week 50; Photos L-R; Week 47; Photo L-R:
Amy Andre Lonnie, Mo, Ralph, Tony C. Tony C., Andre,
Straight Pool • The End of Season Straight Pool Tournament was won
by Mo Bakalar with Bob Horowitz a very close second (final score was Terri, Joe K Tom P.
60 to 55). Straight Pool is the purist of all of the Pocket Pool games; it
Please bring your Wynmoor ID cards.* Guest pass required for non residents.
has the least amount of luck and a favorite of many players. Photo left to
Congratulations
right; Mo B., Ralph Rubin, and Bob H.

Snooker • The Snooker Tournament was won by Ralph Rubin with Bill
Brunie second. Snooker is a popular game similar to pool with a modified
table (tight pockets) and 5’ by 10’ in size, a regulation pool table is 4-1/2’
by 9’. Snooker is a popular game in the UK and Canada. Photo left to
right: Bill B., Ralph Rubin

9 Ball • The Season End 9 Ball Tournament had 15 players signed up. The
winner was Tony Coglianese, runner up was Jim Sloan. 9 Ball is the game

of choice in the professional tournaments. Photo left to right: Tony, Jim

8 Ball Straight Pool Snooker 9 Ball

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Solutions from page 52
Puzzles and Games
Sudoku
Crossword Puzzle Fishing

The hidden sentence is: MANY MEN GO FISHING
ALL OF THEIR LIVES WITHOUT KNOWING THAT
IT IS NOT FISH THEY ARE AFTER.

Avoiding or Chutney Indian Ralph Trapper
Memorial
Postponing Grill
Post 170
Deductibles By Marion Ridley & Wendy Mercer By Milt Brent
By Beverly Friend Eight Wynmoor ladies went out to dinner last The “Ralph Trapper Memorial Post 170” will not
My latest, most important, discovery is GOODRX week and had such a lovely experience at a local be meeting in April due to the Easter and Passover
(www.goodrx.com/Official/Site), a computer site Indian restaurant that we thought it would be a holidays. We will be meeting again on May 11th
where you can type in the name of your prescription great idea to share and encourage others to share in the Wynmoor West Wing at 7:30 p.m.
and see what it would cost at various pharmacies. their dining favorites. We request all American Legion members and
The variation is enormous – most especially when One couple ordered individually and their food veterans living in our area and Wynmoor to join
you can then eliminate the cost of your deductible. was cooked to order. The rest of us shared five us at our meeting. Please contact Milt Brent,
These deductible charges can be enormous at the main dishes all agreeing on “medium” spices. Adjutant, at 516-606-2388 if you’re interested or
beginning of the year, and I wonder how the drug Everything was excellent and we all enjoyed our need information about our Post and its activities.
companies determine them – a mystery. food, the ambiance and excellent service. Sincerely,
Two recent examples from my own experience: The restaurant is Chutney Indian Grill at 2710 W. Milt Brent, Adjutant
1) When Walgreens wanted $83 to fill my Atlantic Boulevard. The prices ae very reasonable
prescription (with insurance), I discovered and they have a buffet every day. Call 754-205-
that I could buy the same medication at Publix 4200 for Hours.
for $25.50 with the coupon (without using
insurance). Earth Day Today
2) When Walgreens wanted $160 for three
months of a diabetes drug, Costco, with the Today, Earth Day is widely recognized as the largest secular observance in the world, marked by
coupon, charged $30 for one month – so that more than a billion people every year as a day of action to change human behavior and provoke policy
would still be only $90 for three months, still
a $70 savings. changes.
Now, I realize that most of us will probably Now, the fight for a clean environment continues with increasing urgency, as the ravages of climate
spend most or all of the deductibles before year’s
end, and then the insurance (and co-pay) will kick change become more and more apparent every day. 
in. But what if we (God Willing) have a healthy As the awareness of our climate crisis grows, so does civil society mobilization, which is reaching a
year. Perhaps we will not use up the deductibles
and can then pocket the difference. Certainly, it fever pitch across the globe today. Disillusioned by the low level of ambition following the adoption
is worth investigating. Perhaps the savings might of the Paris Agreement in 2015 and frustrated with international environmental lethargy, citizens of the
be invested in any stock market bargains during world are rising up to demand far greater action for our planet and its people. 
this volatile time, or --at the very least-- warm our
pockets in the meantime. The social and cultural environments we saw in 1970 are rising up again today — a fresh and frustrated

generation of young people are refusing to settle for platitudes, instead taking to the streets by the

millions to demand a new way forward. Digital and social media are bringing these conversations,
protests, strikes and mobilizations to a global audience, uniting a concerned citizenry as never before
and catalyzing generations to join together to take on the greatest challenge that humankind has faced. 

By tapping into some of the learnings, outcomes, and legacy of the first Earth Day while also channeling
the energy, excitement, and coordination of the youth climate strikes, we can build a movement going

into the 50th anniversary that goes to the very heart of what EDN and Earth Day are all about —

empowering individuals with the information, the tools, the messaging and the communities needed

to make an impact and drive change.

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