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We are saddened to hear about the fire that destroyed Marshfield Vermont's The Center for Grassroots Organizing arts/activism/educational space on Saturday. (Luckily nobody was hurt, but *A LOT* was lost). Please share this and pitch in if you can help- donation links are here: https://grassrootscenter.net

"At around 10 AM yesterday, Saturday the 10th of August, our community space at the Grassroots Center burned to the ground. No people or animals were inside, but the entire 4,500 square foot building was gone in about 15 minutes. The lights in the event space had shorted out for a few seconds the night before, but then had appeared to be fine. We suspect that the short smoldered in the sawdust insulation in the ceiling until the next morning and then caught, but we’re not likely to ever be sure what caused it.
We lost a lot of what we do. All of our commercial kitchen equipment and the half-completed kitchen itself, all of our arts and protest production gear; projectors, computers and presentation equipment; a one-ton cast iron printing press from 1901 and all the lead type; years of protest and educational art works by students and communities; chainsaws and forestry tools, all of our farming gear, an extensive shop of power tools and construction equipment of all kinds from our solidarity construction projects plus my own professional carpentry tools; and the beautiful timber frame back barn which housed our animals in the past. We lost a lot of our physical capacity to convene people and support them in working together on their own interests.
But we’re still here. Friends from other corners of the Movement and the country have come around, joining the board, making food together, staying positive and telling stories of all our work together. The team is already standing up the recovery and rebuilding plan. I can’t imagine what it would be like to face this mess, both physically and metaphysically, without their support. It should also be said that the local firefighters and emergency responders showed up fast and worked hard all day to get the fire out, and the rest of our buildings are still standing due to their work. Thank you Walden, Cabot, Marshfield, Plainfield, and East Montpelier fire departments and EMS, for everything.
Unfortunately, though the barns were in the midst of repairs, insurance underwriters refused to insure the building until the work was done, which we hoped would be early next year.
So where does all that leave us? The Grassroots Center board and organizers are rolling up their sleeves and facilitating the recovery and rebuilding plan. We’ve already secured a 5,000 square foot hoop barn from a donor in Barnard, Vermont We need funds for dumpsters and a skid steer to clear the debris, a crane and truck to move the new barn, and to replace the lost equipment and supplies to renew our ability to do the work. YOUR DONATION AT THIS CRITICAL TIME IS DEEPLY FELT AND APPRECIATED.

Tax-exempt donations for supplies for our ongoing programming in regenerative agriculture and community organizing can be made through the Global Justice Ecology Project.
Please consider making a personal donation for the greater need of rebuilding the community barn space. While not eligible for tax-exempt donations, this effort is key to our recovery. These donations can be made via Venmo .
THANK YOU"
donate/contribute/support at https://grassrootscenter.net

Hello friends! I am available to do haircuts outside & masked anywhere around the Wabash Valley or Bloomington.

Back on my bs/get you some.

Throwback loving this cut and color on giving y'all .

Hi loves please let me know if you are wanting an appointment as we will be opening up tomorrow and I will be taking clients next week! The salon has been thoroughly cleaned and everyone will be wearing a mask. For now we will be working by appointment only, and you will not be able to bring extra people in with you. If you have any questions about the "new normal" or would feel more comfortable getting your haircut outside, feel free to let me know. I have complicated feels about going back to work, but please know we are taking every precaution and I can't bear to lose my trusted clients. I am open to hearing what folx have to say. Xoxo

Apocalypse but make it fashion. Wish this was mine but I'm . Trying to find artist credit lmk!

SHELTER@HOME. For the safety of our community, I will not be in the salon until further notice. I took a week off for what would have been spring break and now people are asking if they can get in the salon. I understand people have bills etc, we all do, but I really want to stress that its important to protect the most vulnerable in our community and the way to do that is to social distance and shelter@home. We are all in this together! A nail or hair service is not worth someone's life. You should not depend on/wait on the state to tell you to do the right thing. If you need support at this time there are many mutual aid groups doing community work. Please lmk if you need help plugging in to volunteer or need help. Thank you so much for understanding and your continued support and I would love to see your faces & fix all your home cuts and bad box jobs on the other side of this! Sending love and solidarity💜

Happy March babes! Get @ me for your spring break pedicure or any other beautification needs💜 I have openings next week and specials for new clients:) xo

I miss my nails but training is more important RN so pls HMU to do yours😜💅🖤