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PICADO Therese M <br /> Crom: ALVERSON Ed R <br /> ,ent: Tuesday, August 06, 2002 1:57 PM <br /> To: DUCKETT Scott; JONES Eric R; PICADO Therese M; HEUSER Jason P <br /> Cc: MEDLIN Johnny R; WOLD Eric N <br /> Subject: RE: proposed to send to R/G <br /> Scott et al., <br /> The Willow Creek field trip with Commissioner Sorenson and Representative Beyer went well; no media coverage though. <br /> Feel free to call if you have any questions. <br /> Ed <br /> Original Message <br /> From: DUCKETT Scott <br /> Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2002 7:34 AM <br /> To: JONES Eric R; PICADO Therese M; HEUSER Jason P <br /> Cc: MEDLIN Johnny R; WOLD Eric N; ALVERSON Ed R <br /> Subject: FW: proposed to send to R/G <br /> FYI - Northwest Youth Corps is sending the press release below regarding a visit by elected officials to see the youth corps <br /> crews in action at Willow Creek in west Eugene. <br /> Original Message <br /> From: ALVERSON Ed R <br /> Sent: Monday, August 05, 2002 12:57 PM <br /> -o: WHITSON Natalie (SMTP) <br /> Jc: COULSON Kathleen (SMTP); Carrie Copeland; DUCKETT Scott; WOLD Eric <br /> N; JOHNSTON Pat(BLM); GORDON Steve C <br /> Subject: RE: proposed to send to R/G <br /> Natalie, <br /> If it is not too late - I would move the mention of BLM up to the sentence about"current projects", which mentions TNC and <br /> the City of Eugene. <br /> It might also be a good idea to mention where we will be meeting at 11:30. <br /> Ed <br /> Original Message <br /> From: WHITSON Natalie (SMTP) <br /> Sent: Monday, August 05, 2002 12:29 PM <br /> To: ALVERSON Ed R <br /> Cc: COULSON Kathleen (SMTP); Carrie Copeland <br /> Subject: proposed to send to R/G <br /> Lane County Commissioner Peter Sorenson and State Representative Elizabeth <br /> Terry Beyer are scheduled to meet Northwest Youth Corps (NYC) crews and <br /> project sponsors working in the West Eugene Wetlands approximately 11:30 am <br /> August 6, 2002. Work projects currently include collection of native seeds <br /> for future restoration projects, cutting and hauling ash trees, and <br /> 'stalling solarization patches. Current project partners include the City <br /> of Eugene and The Nature Conservancy. A recent recipient of a 2002 West <br /> Eugene Wetlands Award, hosted by the Wetland Executive 7 eam, NYC's project <br /> and award is the result of five years effort between NYC and its WEW <br />