Trying to produce THREE podcast episodes in a 24-hour period was exhausting. 

And this third and final podcast in that marathon was coverage of the October 2022 Elgin Sustainability Commission meeting, and it might have been the proverbial "straw that broke the camel's back." It also likely explains why this episode is a compact 20-minutes in length.
 
However, don't let the length of the podcast fool you. You will still find fun content around every corner. For example . . .

• There is a FUN podcast game that involves Elgin city councilwoman Carol Rauschenberger. Playing the game could win you a prize. Come on . . . what do you have to lose?
• I also announce the inaugural recipient of the Tia Aagesen Sustainability Sunshine Award. This award is the opposite of The Lady Elgin award, which has yet to be awarded (YES, this is a blatant teaser for a future podcast ). Regardless, you will want to stay tuned to hear who received this month's Tia Aagesen Sustainability Sunshine Award. It is a shocker!

For more information, please visit our website, LIKE our Facebook page, and subscribe to our podcast using one of the many RSS Readers on our Buzzsprout podcast platform. 
 
And if you haven't downloaded The Elgin Watchman's Single Use Bag Fee Advocacy eGuide, please do so ASAP:

• Go to our Waste webpage at www.elginwatchman.com/waste
• Scroll a little bit down the page and you will see it
• Expand it to full screen, read, and click the buttons/links to learn more
• Consider downloading or sharing the eGuide with likeminded friends
• Start calling and emailing Mayor David Kaptain and all city council members using the information on the last page of the eGuide. Ask them to please adopt the Single Use Plastic Bag Fee ordinance

You can make a difference. Get involved . . . get engaged . . . and always keep watch!