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Madison Chapter Has Great Meeting with Mayor of Berea — by Carissa Lenfert — last modified August-28-2008 02:00 PM

 

KFTC Interns Connect with Community Around Energy Issues — by Carissa Lenfert — last modified August-14-2008 08:57 PM

KFTC summer interns Beth Bissmeyer and Ian McHugh have been pounding the pavement, and storefronts, in Madison County this summer connecting with folks in the community around the rising cost of energy

A couple links: KY by the numbers and Congress' ties to coal — by Martin Richards — last modified August-13-2008 04:12 PM

 

Madison members celebrate "leadership and courage" — by Lisa Abbott — last modified June-18-2008 06:29 AM

 

Citizens turn out for public hearing on Berea Utilities rate change — by Lisa Abbott — last modified May-30-2008 01:50 PM

 

Voter Empowerment Primary Wrap-up — by Dave Newton — last modified June-05-2008 01:56 PM

 

The Berea Rain Barrel Festival makes a splash for water conservation — by Beth Bissmeyer — last modified May-05-2008 09:46 AM

 

"It’s amazing how much can change in a year" — by Beth Bissmeyer — last modified February-18-2008 01:14 PM

This blog post was submitted by Beth Bissmeyer, a student from Berea College, and the Madison County chapter's publicity coordinator.

Students learn from KFTC and share ideas with legislators — by Lisa Abbott — last modified January-11-2008 09:19 AM

 

Madison County member Sean Naylor speaks at the Workers' Rights Board — by Erik Hungerbuhler — last modified July-06-2007 02:43 PM

Jobs with Justice working with workers from the Toyota plant in Georgetown recently convened a meeting of the Kentucky Workers' Rights Board to publicly hear complaints from the workers and to give management and community members an opportunity to respond to the issues raised by the workers. Sean Naylor, a KFTC member from Madison County and student of public policy, spoke as a community member on the topic of tax incentives given to Toyota and their responsibility to give back to the community.