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Last Stand 2009 Annual Membership Meeting
 

Click Here for the summary and some pics of the 2009 Annual Meeting

 

The short business meeting of our Annual Membership Meeting (January 23, 2009) will include the election of the 2009 Last Stand Board of Directors.  Nominations for the Board of Directors may be submitted to the Nominating Committee.   The Nominating Committee consists of Amy Lachat Lynch, Dennis Henize, George Halloran, Margaret Domanski, and Annette Liggett.  Members can email those Nominating Committee members by email.  Put their name in the subject line, and email to admin@last-stand.org .

 

Annual Membership Meeting

 Friday, January 23, 2009

6:00 to 8:00 pm

The Studios Of Key West (the Historic Armory)

600 White Street, Key West 

Social– 6:00 PM

Business Meeting - 6:30 to 7 PM

  Keynote Speaker – Cynthia Barnett - 7:00 PM

 

This event made possible by the generous support of the

J.A. & H.G. Woodruff, Jr. Charitable Trust.

 

Cynthia Barnett is the author of Mirage: Florida and the Vanishing Water of the Eastern U.S. Published in 2007 by the University of Michigan Press, it won the Gold medal for the best nonfiction in the Florida Book Awards.

 

Ms. Barnett is a senior writer for Florida Trend magazine and has worked for over a decade covering investigative, environmental, public policy and business stories. She has received three investigative-reporting prizes in the Green Eyeshades, which recognize the best journalism in eleven southeastern states. Her talk will include a description of Florida’s freshwater supply crisis, an update on the 2008 Florida Water Congress as well as her thoughts about what to expect from the 2009 Florida legislature regarding long-term water conservation.  She will conclude with an informal question and answer session.

 

The St. Petersburg Times called Mirage "one of the most important books to hit our state in a very long time." "In the days before the Internet," the Times said in its review, "books like Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring and Marjory Stoneman Douglas’ River of Grass were groundbreaking calls to action that made citizens and politicians take notice. Mirage is such a book."

 

Mark your calendar -- It is sure to be a great evening!

 

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