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Teecycle.org
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Teecycle.org has a simple goal: Change your shirt and change the world. Teecycle reclaims pre-loved vintage T-shirts, one shirt at a time. We find used shirts at thrift stores and rummage sales and print original designs on blank used shirts. Teecycle donates $1 of each sale to help restore urban rivers and trails with the River Revitalization Foundation in Milwaukee. You can follow Teecycle on Twitter and become a fan on Facebook. Reduce. Reuse. Teecycle.

T-shirt model photo of Michelle D'Attilio by Simon McConico

 

www.teecycle.org
reduce. reuse. teecycle.

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Pezzettino
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Pezzettino, Margaret Stutt, a Milwaukee based indie-folk accordion, piano singer/songwriter. Her music is ethereal and haunting, bringing a fantastically different, textural sound to what is decidedly not what you would expect to hear coming out of an accordion. The Milwaukee, Wisconsin based artist is an unexpected combination of grace and gravity, with a firm grasp on who she is and an engaging sense of humor; you want to be her friend, and you can't help becoming a fan.

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Growing Power
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Growing Power is a national nonprofit organization and land trust supporting people from diverse backgrounds, and the environments in which they live, by helping to provide equal access to healthy, high-quality, safe and affordable food for people in all communities.  Growing Power implements this mission by providing hands-on training, on-the-ground demonstration, outreach and technical assistance through the development of Community Food Systems that help people grow, process, market and distribute food in a sustainable manner

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is the first beer since prohibition that has been made with 100% ingredients that have been grown and processed in the state of Wisconsin. A distinctly wonderful home-grown flavor comes from the hops and barley being grown in the states's beautiful, summer climate and sandy loam soil that makes this brew a one of a kind Wisconsin original. The organic 6-row lacey barley comes from a hard working farm in Columbus gives Local Acre its malty sweet backbone, hazy golden straw color and genourous body. Diligent farmers in in Hortonville and Mazomanie supply Nugget and Cascade hops for delicate bitterness with a mild hop flavor and slightly citrus aroma. Taste the soul of Wisconsin and you will a well-balanced, iunfiltered, homegrown lager with an ample body, yet a crisp, pilsner-like finish.

 

Ideal serving temp: 45-47 degrees Farenheit.

 

Alcohol by Volume: 7.0%

 

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