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SUMMARY:Plastic Recycling Informational Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Please join us on Tuesday\, June 24th\, 3:30 pm at the War Memorial Building\, 102 East German Street\, to learn what types of plastic can be recycled\, what cannot be recycled\, and by what processes certain plastic is recycled. Hear from Rick Cooper with  Apple Valley Waste.  Learn also from Emily Whitacre about the types of plastic that can be converted to TREX lumber by the nearby Winchester company.\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://townrunwatershed.org/event/plastic-recycling-informational-workshop-town-run-watershed/
CATEGORIES:Presentations,Special Events
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SUMMARY:Documentary Screening: Single-Use Planet
DESCRIPTION:Free Documentary Screening: Single-Use Planet\n Thursday\, June 5\, 2025 | 7:00 PM\n Shepherdstown Opera House \nOptional donations at the door \nReserve your free seat now » \nJoin the Town Run Watershed\, Moms Clean Air Force\, and the Shepherdstown Opera House for a powerful evening of environmental awareness and community action with a free screening of the award-winning documentary Single-Use Planet. \nNarrated by Peter Coyote\, this engaging and thought-provoking film weaves animation\, music\, and expert insights to explore the links between public health\, plastics production\, and policy. While plastic plays a crucial role in modern life\, Single-Use Planet takes us upstream to uncover the startling truth behind single-use plastic pollution and the myth of recycling. \nThe screening will include:\nSubtitled film for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing\nA short presentation and audience discussion following the film\nOptional donations at the door \nThis event is free and open to the public\, but seating is limited\, and reservations are strongly encouraged. \nDoors open 30 minutes before showtime \nPopcorn\, candy\, soft drinks available for purchase (no outside food or drinks please) \nLet’s come together to learn\, connect\, and take steps toward a cleaner\, healthier environment! \nMore information:  \nSingle-Use Planet film \nMoms Clean Air Force \nFor questions\, contact:\nKay Schultz\, Town Run Watershed – kay.nixschultz@gmail.com\nHarriet Pearson\, Opera House – Harriet@OperaHouseLive.com\nCandi Hurst\, Moms Clean Air Force – churst@momscleanairforce.org
URL:https://townrunwatershed.org/event/documentary-screening-single-use-planet/
LOCATION:Opera House\, 131 W German St\, Shepherdstown\, WV\, WV\, 25443\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Events
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SUMMARY:EarthFest at Morgan's Grove Park
DESCRIPTION:Join us for fun at EarthFest at Morgan’s Grove Park. We will be there with the Stream Cleaner Pinball machine. You can also wade in and help remove invasive plants such as parrot feather from the stream.  \n 
URL:https://townrunwatershed.org/event/earthfest-at-community/
LOCATION:Morgan’s Grove Park\, 4198 Kearneysville Pike\, Shepherdstown\, 25443\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241010T190000
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SUMMARY:Risks and Resiliencies for Water Security in Town Run
DESCRIPTION:The Town Run Watershed Association is excited to announce a special presentation titled “Risks and Resiliencies for Water Security in Town Run” on Thursday\, October 10th at 7:00 PM at the Byrd Center\, Shepherd University. This timely program will address the critical role of Town Run in Shepherdstown’s future water supply and the challenges it faces.  Dr. Nathaniel “Than” Hitt\, Senior Scientist with the West Virginia Rivers Coalition\, will explore how karst geology\, a defining feature of the local landscape\, impacts Town Run and other municipal water supplies across the region. He will also discuss the potential effects of climate change and land use on water security and highlight key areas where further research is needed. \nWith Shepherdstown preparing to blend water from Town Run with the Potomac River as its primary drinking water source\, understanding the risks and resiliencies involved is more crucial than ever.Attendees will gain insights into the evolving challenges of water resource management and learn how citizen participation can play a vital role in safeguarding the future of the Town Run watershed. \nNathaniel “Than” Hitt brings over 15 years of experience in fisheries\, water quality\, and climate science. He is the Senior Scientist at the West Virginia Rivers Coalition\, where he focuses on ensuring the protection of vital waterways throughout the state. Dr. Hitt has a BA from the College of Wooster\, an MS from the University of Montana\, and a PhD from Virginia Tech. Prior to his current role\, he served as a Research Fish Biologist with the US Geological Survey from 2009 to 2024. His extensive research on water security and his passion for community-driven conservation efforts make him an engaging and informative speaker. \nThis event is free and open to the public. Residents\, students\, and anyone interested in the future of water security are encouraged to attend. \nTo learn more about Dr. Hitt’s work\, please visit https://wvrivers.org.
URL:https://townrunwatershed.org/event/geology-and-ground-water-consequences-for-town-run/
LOCATION:Robert C. Byrd Center\, 213 N King Street\, Shepherdstown\, 25443\, United States
CATEGORIES:Presentations,Special Events
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SUMMARY:Homeowner Septic Class  10/2024
DESCRIPTION:The Town Run Watershed Association invited Shepherdstown and Jefferson County residents and homeowners to attend a Free Homeowner Septic Class on Saturday\, October 5th\, 2024. \n\n\nThis informative session followed the nationwide SepticSmart Week to bring attention to the importance of caring for and maintaining septic systems in order to protect property\, local water systems\, and the health of the Town Run. Participants  received information about accessing special grants to cover up to $150 of the cost of a septic pump out. \n\n\n\nSeptic systems\, or on-site wastewater treatment systems\, are designed to manage wastewater from homes or properties that are not connected to a public sewer system. Approximately one in five households in the United States depend on septic systems to treat their wastewater. Malfunctioning septic systems can leach contaminated wastewater into yards\, neighborhoods\, streams and drinking water sources.\n\nThe workshop included:\nWelcome and Introduction to the Town Run Watershed\nKay Schultz\, member of the Town Run Watershed Steering Committee\,  opened the class with an overview of the Town Run Watershed’s current state and the critical steps needed to protect and restore it. Attendees  learned about the importance of Town Run as a future drinking water source\, the threats facing its health\, and how to become a “Friend” of Town Run to support ongoing conservation efforts. \nWell Water to Your Septic Field: An Overview of Septic Systems\nAlexis L. Davy\, Director of Environmental Health for Jefferson County\,  provided a comprehensive overview of septic systems and how they function. She covered why caring and maintaining a septic system is crucial\, what causes systems to fail\, and essential tips for ensuring the long-term health of a septic system. \nCost-Share Programs for Jefferson County Residents\nKristen Bisom from the West Virginia Conservation Agency introduced available cost-share programs for residents in Jefferson County. These programs offer homeowners up to $150 for septic pump outs and maintenance efforts. \nThis event provided a unique opportunity for long-time and new homeowners to learn about protecting drinking water\, maintaining septic systems\, reducing costs\, and appreciating Town Run and the broader environment.
URL:https://townrunwatershed.org/event/homeowner-septic-class-10-2024/
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SUMMARY:Earth Day Morgan's Grove Park
DESCRIPTION:Come Celebrate Earth Day at Morgan’s Grove Park! \nOn Saturday\, April 27th from 12-6 pm. Shepherdstown Community Club along with other organizations will host the first annual Shepherdstown Earth Day Celebration\, a family friendly and fun learning experience. There will be live music\, raffles\, craft vendors\, food\, a beer garden\, interactive demonstrations\, a plant and seed swap\, bicycle repair clinic\, and more! This event is free & open to the public. \n 
URL:https://townrunwatershed.org/event/earth-day-morgans-grove-park/
LOCATION:Morgan’s Grove Park\, 4198 Kearneysville Pike\, Shepherdstown\, 25443\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Events
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SUMMARY:Homeowner Septic Class
DESCRIPTION:This informative session followed the nationwide SepticSmart Week to bring attention to the importance of caring for and maintaining septic systems in order to protect property\, local water systems\, and the health of the Town Run. Participants  received information about accessing special grants to cover up to $150 of the cost of a septic pump out. \n\n\n\nSeptic systems\, or on-site wastewater treatment systems\, are designed to manage wastewater from homes or properties that are not connected to a public sewer system. Approximately one in five households in the United States depend on septic systems to treat their wastewater. Malfunctioning septic systems can leach contaminated wastewater into yards\, neighborhoods\, streams and drinking water sources.\n\nThe workshop  included:\nWelcome and Introduction to the Town Run Watershed\nKay Schultz\, member of the Town Run Watershed Steering Committee\,  opened the class with an overview of the Town Run Watershed’s current state and the critical steps needed to protect and restore it. Attendees  learned about the importance of Town Run as a future drinking water source\, the threats facing its health\, and how to become a “Friend” of Town Run to support ongoing conservation efforts. \nWell Water to Your Septic Field: An Overview of Septic Systems\nAlexis L. Davy\, Director of Environmental Health for Jefferson County\,  provided a comprehensive overview of septic systems and how they function. She covered why caring and maintaining a septic system is crucial\, what causes systems to fail\, and essential tips for ensuring the long-term health of a septic system. \nCost-Share Programs for Jefferson County Residents\nKristen Bisom from the West Virginia Conservation Agency introduced available cost-share programs for residents in Jefferson County. These programs offer homeowners up to $150 for septic pump outs and maintenance efforts. \nThis event provided a unique opportunity for long-time and new homeowners to learn about protecting drinking water\, maintaining septic systems\, reducing costs\, and appreciating Town Run and the broader environment.
URL:https://townrunwatershed.org/event/homeowner-septic-class/
CATEGORIES:Presentations,Special Events
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