July/August 2009 - GreenList Louisville
July/August 2009 - GreenList Louisville
July/August 2009 - GreenList Louisville
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Publisher’s Note<br />
<strong>GreenList</strong> <strong>Louisville</strong> ~ Volume 1: Issue 4<br />
Are we coming or going? Are we having fun yet? Yes! <strong>GreenList</strong> <strong>Louisville</strong> is going<br />
high-tech and low-tech and it’s all good!<br />
First let me tell you about our new, improved website that can still be found at<br />
www.greenlistlouisville.com. Six months after launching our unassuming little<br />
publication/website, we’ve made it even easier for the cyber crowd to see and be<br />
seen. Along with gorgeous graphics, we’re featuring a searchable Directory with<br />
customer profiles and direct links. We’ve added an updateable and searchable<br />
Calendar loaded with events. You can now register your business or organization<br />
online. Display ads are highly visible with direct links. And we are offering a highquality,<br />
low-cost website setup service through <strong>GreenList</strong>. Our magical webmaster<br />
at Blackbird 502 can set you up in 48 hours with a beautiful site. (See details<br />
at www.greenlistlouisville.com)<br />
And while we’re sending all this info through cyberspace, we’re sending our<br />
dependable print issue to most Metro distribution sites by bicycle. Keep an eye<br />
out and you’ll see Green Orbit Pedalers’ bright green and yellow bike and trailer<br />
delivering stacks of <strong>GreenList</strong> in the most green possible manner!<br />
Summer’s full on and we hope you’ll find a shady spot and enjoy our Features<br />
section. “Urban places are set within natural places,” Olmstead of parks fame said.<br />
We have several wonderful takes on tapping into those natural places. We also<br />
have a call to arms to make your voice heard as Congress debates the future of<br />
our planet. Also, we’ve continued to add new businesses, services and organizations<br />
as we’ve come across them. About 100 new ones this issue. There are more<br />
out there, so we’ll keep looking.<br />
As always, please support our advertisers. They continue to fund our effort to<br />
make Sustainable <strong>Louisville</strong> visible. Be sure to let them know you found them<br />
in <strong>GreenList</strong><br />
Carole and Andy Wolak<br />
Contents<br />
Listings are primarily by referral. Please e-mail your information or tell us about<br />
someone who should be in <strong>GreenList</strong>. Send us feedback: both your good<br />
experiences and your disappointments. We cannot warrant or guarantee any<br />
of the products or services in this publication, but we make every effort to<br />
provide accurate information about truly sustainable endeavors.<br />
Features<br />
pages 7-14<br />
Sustainable Dining<br />
pages 15-20<br />
Greenlist <strong>Louisville</strong><br />
Body Mind Spirit<br />
pages 21-31-<br />
Community<br />
pages 34-50<br />
Builders/Landscapers<br />
pages 51-57<br />
Calendar<br />
pages 58-62