Here in our final segment of our June 17th, 2008 program, we open  up the floor to our audience for some discussion with our speakers.

The ECN would like to thank the Grand Victoria Foundation, the Gail Borden Public Library and the City of Elgin for collaborating on this program for our Elgin Alive series.

Elgin Alive, June 17th 2008.  Speaker, Tish Powell, Administrative Superintendent for the City of Elgin.  How the city works in many areas of water conservation, and recycling programs here in Elgin. How does it all work together?  Come and listen in to find out.

Elgin Alive: June 17th of 2008.  Part 3 of 5, features Jeff Freeman, Vice President of Engineering Enterprises Inc., as he covers a lot of ground on how things work, the challenges we face, environmental concerns and more.

Elgin Alive: June 17th, 2008.   Part 2 of 5 segments recorded live at the presentation, Water Conservation: Quality and Reuse.

Our speaker for this segment, Kyla Jacobsen, Water System Superintendent for the City of Elgin. Ever wonder how exactly the water system works here in Elgin?  How do they track the system?  What does a city the size of Elgin really need? Come learn how the simple things mean a lot in your own usage, how you can lower your own water bill and energy usage, and more!

Elgin Alive: Our series of live presentations continues!

This is a 5 part series of podcasts, recorded live at the Gain Borden Public Library in Elgin, IL.  The topic, Water Conservation: Quality & Reuse. 

On June 17th, the ECN hosted an interesting evening of presenters.   Kyla Jacobsen, Water System Superintendent for the City of Elgin, followed by Jeff Freeman, VP Engineering Enterprises Inc, and Tish Powell, Administrative Superintendent of the City of Elgin's Public Works.

In Part One: Dave Kaptain introduced the program and speakers. In this first installment, we hear the audio from a video presentation. The audio works quite well all on its own, with valuable information.

Each segment/speaker has their own podcast, with a final segment (Part 5) became a Q & A time with the audience.

 

 

 

We wind up our four part podcast presentation with Jennifer Fritz Williams, City of Elgin Preservation Specialist.  Jennifer covers a variety of programs, do's and don'ts, things to watch out for, and helpful web sites while talking us through the process of preserving our beautiful older homes, with sustainability in mind.

Again, the ECN would like to thank The Grand Victoria Foundation, the Gail Borden Public Library, and the City of Elgin for their support and collaboration in our Elgin Alive Community Town Hall presentations.

We have more informative and fun presentations in mind for the future as well, so stay tuned!

 

 

And we continue with Part 3 of 4 on our May 20th 2008 live on location presentation at the Gail Borden Public Library, with Eric Pepa, of Allen/Pepa Architects.  Here we continue with our theme of sustainable green thinking, with historic buildings and more, as Eric covers ideas from past and present projects.

We continue with our Elgin Alive Community Town Hall 4 part presentation on sustainable green initiatives. In this second part, Mark Billings of the ECN reminds us that even Historic homes can be a part of this movement.  Mark utilizes his own historic home as an example.

Welcome to another live recorded podcast of ECN's Community Builder audio newsletter.

This presentation, has been separated into 4 parts.  These live presentations are a part of the ECN's continuing Elgin Alive series, focusing on strategies for living green and creating a strong, sustainable community.

Here is Part 1, with presenter John Groene of NHS Chicago. 

Saved By the Sun, a presentation hosted by the ECN, offered a number of interesting alternative ideas for energy sources from renewable means. Solar energy, wind energy and more. This is an on location recording performed at the Gail Borden Public Library in Elgin, IL., with an introduction by Dave Kaptain, Executive Director of the ECN, a moderated discussion by Bill Bailey of Slow Global Warming of Elgin, and some interviews at the end of the evening conducted by Mark Billings and Gary Joy.