FYI list members - North High School has an award winning team and has an
extensive program looking at energy alaternatives. I believe a couple of
other Mpls. High schools also participate in this event. Come support our
youth and their search for a new way to do things.

>The 2001 Solar Boat Regatta, hosted by the Minnesota Renewable Energy
Society  
> This event, geared towards educating youth on  
>alternative sources of energy is sponsored by groups such as the Green
Party  
>of Minnesota and Clean Water Action. Please help us organize and educate
our communities  
>to bring us closer to a more sustainable society. 
> 
>More Info: 
>2001 SOLAR BOAT REGATTA 
> 
>�� The ninth annual Solar Boat Regatta will be held on Saturday, May 19th
at  
>Snail Lake Regional Park in Shoreview.� This year's Regatta will feature 11  
>solar powered boats designed, built and piloted by junior and senior high  
>school students from across the state.� The boats will compete in sprint,  
>maneuverability and endurance races.� This year's boats will be coming from  
>Walker-Hackensack-Aitkin, Pillager, Detroit Lakes, Apple Valley, Willmar,  
>Hopkins and St. Paul.� The races are scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. and  
>will continue through the late afternoon with an awards ceremony to follow  
>the last race. 
>�� In addition to the boats, several exhibits will be on display including  
>the University of Minnesota solar race car, "Borealis", the new Toyota
Prius,  
>a hybrid gasoline/electric powered high mileage car, a solar powered
tricycle  
>and MRES's new SOLAR POWER WAGON, which will provide all the electricity
for  
>the event.� Several environmental organizations will have booth displays. 
>�� The Solar Boat Regatta is sponsored by the Minnesota Renewable Energy  
>Society and is free to the general public.� For more information, contact
the  
>Boat Regatta coordinator, Allan Meier at 952/461-2787. 
>�� General driving directions to Snail Lake Regional Park are: 
>�� Take 694 east to the Victoria exit, go left (north) on Victoria to Snail  
>Lake Blvd.� Go right on Snail Lake Blvd. and look for the park's main  
>entrance, the boat landings are near the main pavillion. 
> 

Annie Young
www.annieyoung.org (new info as of 5/7/01)
Ward 6 - East Phillips in Minneapolis
Citywide at-large Park Board Commissioner

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