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This map highlights local businesses, parks, and culturally relevant sites in central Wisconsin. Local businesses have been selected based on criteria that they meet both socially and environmentally responsible business practices. Parks are highlighted to help residents locate peaceful “green” spaces to relax and share with family and friends. Culturally relevant sites highlight the rich heritage and community sites Stevens Point has to offer. Enjoy searching this map and learning more about the community in and around Stevens Point.
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Number of sites: 90
Comments: 2
Team members: 2
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Stevens Point Eco-Municipality Education and Civic Involvement Unofficial Subcommittee
We are a small group of committed residents of Stevens Point who believe we can make a small contribution to help our community be vibrant, strong, and healthy. Members include Steve Hill, Leo Jacoby, Bobbi Kubish, Melissa Sabel, and Susan Schuller.
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Stevens Point was designated as an Eco-municipality in 2008 after the city voted and passed a resolution. (This resolution can be found at www.sustainablepoint.org.) This map was created as a tool to help residents of Stevens Point, WI and the surrounding area to easily locate local businesses, parks, and culturally relevant areas. This map will help residents and visitors locate places, information, and resources related to living a sustainable life and enjoying one of the finest communities in the world!
Begun Jul 2009
Updated: 13 weeks ago
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Number of sites: 90
Team members: 2
Comments: 2
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Very excellent coffee! Best in the mid-west.
This is Mary, Paper Doll's owner. Please correct the following items:
Hours are weekdays 10:30 - 6.
Bags are 25% recycled plastic or post-industrial paper. Tissue paper 100% recycled.
I have added many more sustainable products, including notebooks made from bagasse and pencils made from recycled newspaper.
And it's spelled "stationery" with an "e" rather than an "a".
Thanks! I'm happy to see Paper Doll on this map!