"Don't agonize. Organize.” Florynce Kennedy

After you gather your facts and information it is time to get folks together to put your project into motion.

Where you start makes no difference. It could be a diner, a pot luck or a front porch. Understand that you are connecting as neighbors first. Make the best of that relationship above all.

So often the best part of working for your community is the friends and caring people you meet putting it all together. If you are open to it, this has the potential of beng the coolest thing you ever did.

Yes you win some and lose some, but without your action at ANY level, bad can become worse and worse can become catastrophic. Your input, no matter how big or small, DOES make a difference.Furthermore it is your right , and responsibility I might add, as a citizen and a taxpayer to address people, projects and issues that you feel are jeopardizing your community's well being.

Without people like you we would have never gotten this far and, in these times, without you there isn't much left.

So put on a pot of coffee invite your neighbors, compare notes, share ideas and strategies and get this ball rolling.