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We’ll be hosting a Bike/Walk To Work Day Alternative Commuter’s Breakfast as part of the Seacoast’s 11th Annual Bike/Walk To Work Day, tomorrow,

Friday May 17th from 8am -9 am .right here in front of Rye Public Library.   Ride your bike, ride transit, walk or carpool to work, and stop in at one of nine free Commuter Breakfasts around the region. Enjoy a delicious free breakfast and sign-in to enter a raffle for groovy prizes donated by local businesses.

Breakfast locations include Dover, Durham/UNH, Exeter, Lee, North Hampton, Pease Tradeport, Portsmouth Downtown, Rye, and Stratham. Participate in the Tour de Breakfast and stop at each one!

The week of May 13th-17th will also feature the  Annual Seacoast Commute Challenge. Sign up your workplace or school, and rally your co-workers to bike, walk, ride transit, or carpool for as many days during the week as you can. Win bragging rights and the Commuter Challenge Trophy!“  There are three size categories for workplaces: small (1-15 employees), medium sized (16-199 employees), and large (200+ employees).

In addition to the regional Commuter Challenge, individuals, companies and schools can also sign up for the Statewide Commute Green NH Challenge with categories for most miles bicycled, walked, ridden on transit or in a carpool.

For more info on events in the Seacoast visit www.seacoastbikes.org or email sbogle@rpc-nh.org.

For info on the Statewide Commute Green NH Challenge go to www.commutegreennh.org

Paley was a formative and innovative leader in the radio and television world as President and Chairman of the Board at CBS for decades. With Paley at its helm, CBS grew exponentially and nurtured the talents of broadcasting greats including Edward Murrow and Walter Cronkite.  With his penchant for new technologies in business, Paley was drawn to modern art as a collector. Paley began to collect art in the 1930s inspired by trips abroad to Europe. He filled his homes with works by Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Francis Bacon, Georges Braque, Paul Cézanne, and Paul Gauguin, among others.  These marvelous works, including Picasso’s superlative Boy Leading a Horse, Paris, 1905-6, André Derain’s Bridge over the Riou, 1906, and Gauguin’s magnificent The Seed of the Areoi, 1892, will be on view the summer of 2013 here in Maine.  The Portland Museum of Art is the only New England venue for the collection’s 2012-2014 North American tour.

Conservation photographer Jerry Monkman has spent most of his 20 year career right here in New England working on more than 120 conservation photo projects throughout the region. In this inspiring presentation, Jerry will tell the story of some of his most memorable land protection projects, and will share some of his favorite images that describe the breadth of conservation efforts that have protected several hundred thousand acres of open space since 2000. Jerry will also be previewing his new film project, The Power of Place (currently in pre-production,) and will be signing copies of his latest book, the AMC Guide to Outdoor Digital Photography, winner of a 2012 National Outdoor Book Award!Jerry Monkman is a nature, adventure, and conservation photographer based in Portsmouth, NH, where he runs his photo business, EcoPhotography, with his wife Marcy. Jerry and Marcy have written and photographed nine books, including Wild Acadia, which was named a top photo book of 2007 by Shutterbug Magazine. Jerry has photographed more than 100 conservation projects for conservation organizations, and his images have appeared in publications around the world, including National Geographic Adventure, National Wildlife, Audubon, and the Washington Post. He is also a regular contributor on the Outdoor Photographer magazine blog, and he has been teaching outdoor photography workshops throughout New England since 2003. A member of the board of directors of the North American Nature Photography Association, Jerry was recently elected to serve as the organization’s president in 2013.

Award winning photography by Jerry Monkman

Paley was a formative and innovative leader in the radio and television world as President and Chairman of the Board at CBS for decades. With Paley at its helm, CBS grew exponentially and nurtured the talents of broadcasting greats including Edward Murrow and Walter Cronkite.  With his penchant for new technologies in business, Paley was drawn to modern art as a collector. Paley began to collect art in the 1930s inspired by trips abroad to Europe. He filled his homes with works by Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Francis Bacon, Georges Braque, Paul Cézanne, and Paul Gauguin, among others.  These marvelous works, including Picasso’s superlative Boy Leading a Horse, Paris, 1905-6, André Derain’s Bridge over the Riou, 1906, and Gauguin’s magnificent The Seed of the Areoi, 1892, will be on view the summer of 2013 here in Maine.  The Portland Museum of Art is the only New England venue for the collection’s 2012-2014 North American tour.

Conservation photographer Jerry Monkman has spent most of his 20 year career right here in New England working on more than 120 conservation photo projects throughout the region. In this inspiring presentation, Jerry will tell the story of some of his most memorable land protection projects, and will share some of his favorite images that describe the breadth of conservation efforts that have protected several hundred thousand acres of open space since 2000. Jerry will also be previewing his new film project, The Power of Place (currently in pre-production,) and will be signing copies of his latest book, the AMC Guide to Outdoor Digital Photography, winner of a 2012 National Outdoor Book Award!Jerry Monkman is a nature, adventure, and conservation photographer based in Portsmouth, NH, where he runs his photo business, EcoPhotography, with his wife Marcy. Jerry and Marcy have written and photographed nine books, including Wild Acadia, which was named a top photo book of 2007 by Shutterbug Magazine. Jerry has photographed more than 100 conservation projects for conservation organizations, and his images have appeared in publications around the world, including National Geographic Adventure, National Wildlife, Audubon, and the Washington Post. He is also a regular contributor on the Outdoor Photographer magazine blog, and he has been teaching outdoor photography workshops throughout New England since 2003. A member of the board of directors of the North American Nature Photography Association, Jerry was recently elected to serve as the organization’s president in 2013.

Award winning photography by Jerry Monkman

Conservation photographer Jerry Monkman has spent most of his 20 year career right here in New England working on more than 120 conservation photo projects throughout the region. In this inspiring presentation, Jerry will tell the story of some of his most memorable land protection projects, and will share some of his favorite images that describe the breadth of conservation efforts that have protected several hundred thousand acres of open space since 2000. Jerry will also be previewing his new film project, The Power of Place (currently in pre-production,) and will be signing copies of his latest book, the AMC Guide to Outdoor Digital Photography, winner of a 2012 National Outdoor Book Award!Jerry Monkman is a nature, adventure, and conservation photographer based in Portsmouth, NH, where he runs his photo business, EcoPhotography, with his wife Marcy. Jerry and Marcy have written and photographed nine books, including Wild Acadia, which was named a top photo book of 2007 by Shutterbug Magazine. Jerry has photographed more than 100 conservation projects for conservation organizations, and his images have appeared in publications around the world, including National Geographic Adventure, National Wildlife, Audubon, and the Washington Post. He is also a regular contributor on the Outdoor Photographer magazine blog, and he has been teaching outdoor photography workshops throughout New England since 2003. A member of the board of directors of the North American Nature Photography Association, Jerry was recently elected to serve as the organization’s president in 2013.

Award winning photography by Jerry Monkman

Paley was a formative and innovative leader in the radio and television world as President and Chairman of the Board at CBS for decades. With Paley at its helm, CBS grew exponentially and nurtured the talents of broadcasting greats including Edward Murrow and Walter Cronkite.  With his penchant for new technologies in business, Paley was drawn to modern art as a collector. Paley began to collect art in the 1930s inspired by trips abroad to Europe. He filled his homes with works by Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Francis Bacon, Georges Braque, Paul Cézanne, and Paul Gauguin, among others.  These marvelous works, including Picasso’s superlative Boy Leading a Horse, Paris, 1905-6, André Derain’s Bridge over the Riou, 1906, and Gauguin’s magnificent The Seed of the Areoi, 1892, will be on view the summer of 2013 here in Maine.  The Portland Museum of Art is the only New England venue for the collection’s 2012-2014 North American tour.