Northern New York is obsessed with wind energy.
During the past 3-4 years, Lewis County farmers leased sections of their land to energy corporations, who constructed a series of wind towers on spaces in between their pastures. Last year the Associated Press ran a story, “Windmills Split Town and Family,” about a local man who suggests [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Watertown’
Wolfe Island Wind Towers
Posted in Bad Writing, Environmentalism, Media, Pastoral, tagged Bob Gorman, Canada, Colleen White, Media, pollution, Watertown, Watertown Daily Times, wind energy, Wolfe Island on August 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Living with War in Watertown
Posted in Pedagogy, Politics, War, tagged anti-war, Church offensiveness, nonviolence, restoration, small-town news, Watertown on March 18, 2008 | 1 Comment »
This morning I was reading a section of Nancy Welch’s Living Room (2008),a pedagogical theory book that tackles the task of teaching public writing and writing as resistence in the post-9/11 era of government infringement on intellectual freedom. One of the “success stories” Welch mentions is a new coffee house in my hometown, Watertown, [...]

