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The Bulletin

November 13, 2021



Home of four
Past District Governors
Jim Squire
Frank Bentley,
Ralph Thurmond,
and Barry Smith


Meetings

November is Rotary Foundation Month

Our Rotary Family
BIRTHDAYS

11/5 Chris Burnett

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

11/26 Frank Bentley, Jr. (24)

Rotary Online

https://sandyspringsrotary.org
https://rotary6900.org/
https://rotary.org/

ROTARY CLUB OF
Sandy Springs


Mondays, 12:15 pm
Sandy Springs, Georgia
Hilton Perimeter Suites
6120 Peachtree Dunwoody Road, NE
Sandy Springs, GA 30328

LEADERSHIP

President Nancy Schroeder
President-Elect Scott Einfeldt
Treasurer John Neill
Secretary Scott Einfeldt
Membership Bill Snellings
Foundation Will MacArthur

PRESIDENT'S CORNER
President Nancy Schroeder's Welcome Message


On behalf of the Rotary Club of Sandy Springs, I welcome you to visit our club and experience the Rotary Club of Sandy Springs' hospitality and energy. We meet on Monday for lunch at 12:15 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. at the Hilton Perimeter Suites, 6120 Peachtree Dunwoody Road, Sandy Springs, GA 30328. You can reserve a spot by going to our website at www.sandyspringsrotary.org. Join your fellow professionals, and community and business leaders, and learn how Rotary can fit in your future. Experience Rotary Making A Difference!





UPCOMING PROGRAM
CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVERKEEPER: WATER AND SANITATION



On Monday, November 15, 2021, Chattahoochee Riverkeeper will present a program on our community's water and sanitation.  Per the organization's website, The Chattahoochee River is one of the smallest river systems in the entire country to provide water supply to a major metropolitan city. This reality compounds the challenges our region faces. From north Georgia to the Florida line, the Chattahoochee River watershed faces many threats to its chemical, physical and biological health and integrity, including: Storm-water and wastewater pollution Increased water consumption Landscape changes that interrupt natural flow patterns A changing climate Although river health has improved in recent decades, more than 1,000 miles of waterways within the Chattahoochee watershed still do not meet water-quality standards. And that means potential health threats to people and wildlife that come in contact with it.

For more information, go to  Chattahoochee.org 

A Look Ahead
A Glimpse Ahead

These dates are subject to change.


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