Re: Whitman County Community Development

[bill london <london@moscow.com>]

Here's a followup from Jeff Goebel regarding the Whitman County project.  BL

Jeff Goebel wrote:

> Thanks for forwarding this information to the people in Latah County.  I
> also agree, there is a line between us on maps and law books, but our
> culture, economy and ecosystem are connected.
>
> I have added the physical addresses to the website
> (http://goebel.palouse.net/Whitman_County.htm) for the locations to each of
> the 6 community meetings coming up in November.  Everyone is invited to
> these.  If we can cross-pollinate with ideas from the region, the better the
> outcomes.
>
> I invite anyone interested from Latah County to participate at any or all
> the sessions.  I'd like to request that you send an RSVP to me so we can get
> an idea if we should order 10 pizzas or 300 :).
>
> I will also keep my website updated with the outcomes of each meeting.  You
> can access those updates through November at the website address above.
>
> Also, I actually am not working with WSU anymore.  I am consulting on a
> full-time basis now.  Because of that, I am able to work anywhere, including
> in Latah County.  If anyone is interested in developing some similar things
> in Latah County, let me know.  Thanks.  Jeff
>
> Carl Jeffry Goebel
> Goebel and Associates
> P.O. Box 413
> Pullman, WA  99163-0413
> Phone:  (509) 334-4767
> Fax: (775) 993-4283
> E-mail: goebel@wsu.edu
> Web page: www.aboutlistening.com