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Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Monday, October 12, 2009
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Elect Flyer
“ELECT”
LAUGHTON
WARD 3 CITY COUNCIL
“LACONIA”
PAID FOR BY LISA LAUGHTON FISCAL AGENT
My name is Barry “Stacie” Laughton. I am running for the city council seat in ward 3 in Laconia. I have been a long time resident. I'm honored and thankful for the opportunity to serve the community that I love. I am a small business owner with our office in Laconia, and our store in Gilford NH. I live on Messer Street with my wife Lisa Laughton, with our 2 cats Ted and Homer, my companion, and service dog Winston. Let me tell you my views, let me first say that while I have a strong understanding of the city of Laconia, I have never been elected to any office, this means I will bring a fresh perspective and lots of energy to the table, I will be an open and honest city councilor, and I will be a financially conservitive council member, and I will try to reduce wasteful spending. I will have a strong focus on the less fortunate and the homeless in our community. In doing so, I will push for reform in our city welfare department. I also believe that Laconia is at a serious economic crossroads with jobs being lost and businesses moving out of the downtown area. We can not let this happen any longer and we must find a way to bring businesses back, and promote why Laconia is a great place to live and do business.
More information about me
I come to Laconia by way of Nashua and I have lived here since 2003. When I was in Nashua I attended Nashua Senior High School and graduated in the class of 2002. When in high school I was a member of the student council and the NH association of student councils. After high school I participated in a wide range of political campaigns, including 2 NH Governors and 2 presidential campaigns, after which I moved to Laconia. I started volunteering for a wide range of nonprofit agencies that support children and families. In early 2005 I began college at the La cordon Bleu school for culinary arts and at the same time I was running for the first time for city council in Laconia. My educational background includes a High School Diploma, a certificate in flower art, and a certificate in Japanese flower art. I have experience in in retail management, customer sales, and service experience. As mentioned above I am a small business owner. I believe if elected I am capable and qualified for this position and the people of Laconia can count on me to do my very best in keeping this city on the right track.
Thank you
Barry ” Stacie “ Laughton
Please remember to cast your vote on November 3, 2009
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
From the 7th Generation website:
10 Quick Tips for Green Cleaning
1) Use cleaning products made from safe natural and not-toxic ingredients to prevent exposure to the hazardous synthetic chemicals conventional cleaners contain.
2) Dust with a damp cloth to ensure that household dust, which collects toxins, is removed from surfaces and not stirred back into the air.
3) Open windows and doors occasionally (even in winter!) to rinse out any air pollutants that have accumulated inside.
4) Don’t use aerosol products. They fill your home with microscopic droplets of whatever is being sprayed. These droplets remain suspended in the air for hours and are easily inhaled.
5) Avoid room deodorizers or other air “freshening” products, which are frequently made from unhealthy chemicals.
6) Don’t use any pesticide products in your home, your yard or garden, or on your pets. Instead, supplement a preventative strategy with natural pest control methods.
7) If you decide to use them, keep conventional cleaners and other chemical products out of your children’s rooms.
8) Use chlorine-free dishwasher detergent. The chlorine in conventional detergents is easily vaporized by hot dishwasher water and then released into your home’s air.
9) Ask guests to remove their shoes when entering your home. That way, they won’t track in pollutants.
10) Buy a vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter. These special filters trap unhealthy dust particles.
1) Use cleaning products made from safe natural and not-toxic ingredients to prevent exposure to the hazardous synthetic chemicals conventional cleaners contain.
2) Dust with a damp cloth to ensure that household dust, which collects toxins, is removed from surfaces and not stirred back into the air.
3) Open windows and doors occasionally (even in winter!) to rinse out any air pollutants that have accumulated inside.
4) Don’t use aerosol products. They fill your home with microscopic droplets of whatever is being sprayed. These droplets remain suspended in the air for hours and are easily inhaled.
5) Avoid room deodorizers or other air “freshening” products, which are frequently made from unhealthy chemicals.
6) Don’t use any pesticide products in your home, your yard or garden, or on your pets. Instead, supplement a preventative strategy with natural pest control methods.
7) If you decide to use them, keep conventional cleaners and other chemical products out of your children’s rooms.
8) Use chlorine-free dishwasher detergent. The chlorine in conventional detergents is easily vaporized by hot dishwasher water and then released into your home’s air.
9) Ask guests to remove their shoes when entering your home. That way, they won’t track in pollutants.
10) Buy a vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter. These special filters trap unhealthy dust particles.
Saturday, July 25, 2009
GREEN TIP OF THE WEEK
Kids start collecting! www.rebounces.com pays shipping for batches of 250-plus used balls in decent, shape, to be repressurized and resold. Retirement homes may take smaller scale donations. Balls are suitable caps for walker legs.
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
GREEN TIP OF THE WEEK
Glitter, metal or laminates can make a card unfit to recycle-and contaminate a batch of otherwise recyclable paper. Recycled-paper cards are OK. But really, won't Mom like homemade best?
GREEN TIP OF THE WEEK
About a fourth of landfill trash could be composted-including eggshells, fruit & veggie scraps. Set up a kitchen bin and ask your kids to make a collage showing grist for compost and what to shun: greasy foods, meat, dairy.
GREEN TIP OF THE WEEK
Reuse in packages, or if you have too many, recycle them. For drop-off spots, see www.loosefillpackaging.com or call the Peanut Hotline at 1-800-828-2214.
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Grand Opening Event at the Gilford Lake Side Flea Market
This past week eand we opened at the Gilford NH Flea Market and we did very well thanks to all that came by to shop. This week we will have our Grand opening event and all items will be on sale and we will we have a second table for your convience to see all of what we have to offer. Please come see us at the Gilford Lake Side Flea Market at 131 Lake St in Gilford NH 03246 The main door is in the back and a door is open in the front. Look for the big Yellow banner that says Flea Market and the Blue Banner in the front that says the days and times we are open. Have a great summer and come see us at the flea market.
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Introducing new smokeless cigarettes
We are now offering a new alternitive to smoking called green smoke for more information visit www.greensmoke.com/stacie1984 or www.greensmoke.com/lisa1971 these cigarettes emit no smoke which means no second hand smoke. Also these cigarettes contain none of the lung damaging toxins that are in traditional cigarettes and everything about these cigarettes is the exact likness of a traditional cigarette just no smoke all nicotine. The amazing thing is they look like a cigarette, taste like a cigarette. They are like a cigarette size inhaler for nicotine and they are not a quit assist aide in quitting smoking but are a a gigarette for regular or socail smokers. Again for more information please visit the web addresses provided.
" Green Smoke
the
Eco Friendly
Cigarette"
the
Eco Friendly
Cigarette"
Sunday, June 14, 2009
Visit us at the flea market in Gilford NH
We will be showing & selling at the new Gilford flea market located at 1 Gilford Place, located at 131 Lake St in Gilford NH. The Flea Market is open Sat & Sun from 8 am to 4pm each & every week all year round. Look for our table with all kinds of Eco friendly products & 100 % Soy Candles. We will have everything we carry out for sale & most items will be on sale. Come in and get Dad some thing very nice for fathers Day which is next Sunday June 21 - 2009
Thursday, June 11, 2009
GREEN TIP OF THE WEEK
RECHARGE BATTERIES
Switch to long-lived rechargeables . The catch: They must be properly disposed of due to their heavy metals. Find local drop-off sites at www.rbch.org
Switch to long-lived rechargeables . The catch: They must be properly disposed of due to their heavy metals. Find local drop-off sites at www.rbch.org
Info on Goats Milk Soap
100 % organic Goats Milk Soap contains 100 % all natural organic goats milk and the list of ingredients are as follows Goat Milk, Saponified Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, Palm Oil, Palm Kernel Oil, Shea Butter, May contain dried herbs, and or fruit seeds. Essential oil and or natural fragrance oil. This soap is great for all skin types and is especially good for those people that suffer from chronic dry skin conditions such as eczema. This soap comes in 14 different scents and is available for $4.50 a bar or 3 for $12.00 and for more information on ordering please call 603-524-0153 or email us at slgreengoods@metrocast.net.
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