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CREATE A SUSTAINABLE, CLIMATE-RESILIENT COMMUNITY
Go Green Granville
Events
CREATE A SUSTAINABLE, CLIMATE-RESILIENT COMMUNITY
Go Green Granville
Events
THE REPORTING PROJECT
The Land Remembers
THE REPORTING PROJECT
The Land Remembers
Thursday, April 16, 2026
7:00 p.m.
United Church of Granville | 115 W. Broadway
Panel led by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Connie Schultz
Panelists
Doug Swift: Journalist, project leader
Jim Reding: Educator, environmentalist
Patrick Fitzgerald: Journalist
Margo Ellis: Journalist
Shauna Weyrauch: Ecologist, conservation biologist
This event is a fundraiser for The Reporting Project.
Donations are welcome.
A silent auction will feature photos from the series,
& signed books from local authors.
OPEN HOUSE & RIBBON CUTTING
Solar at Bryn Du
OPEN HOUSE & RIBBON CUTTING
Solar at Bryn Du
Earth Day
April 22, 2026
3:00 p.m.
Bryn Du maintenance building
537 Jones Road | Granville
Go Green Granville, in partnership with the Granville Community Foundation, Bryn Du Mansion, and the Village of Granville, will host a community Open House celebrating the installation of a new solar array on the Bryn Du Mansion's maintenance building.
The Open House and ribbon cutting will feature a ceremonial Sun Tea Toast— with sun-brewed iced tea— followed by brief remarks which will highlight the environmental and financial impact of the new solar installation, the community partnership behind the project and Granville’s climate commitment.
HIGHLIGHTS & VIDEO REPLAYS
Past Events & Workshops
HIGHLIGHTS & VIDEO REPLAYS
Past Events & Workshops
BRYN DU LIFE LOCAL SERIES
Strategies to cut energy costs & carbon at home
This event explored practical, cost-effective strategies for improving home energy efficiency—because the cleanest and greenest energy is the energy you never use. Small changes can lead to big savings, greater comfort, and a smarter path toward future investments in renewable energy. This Go Green Granville event was co-sponsored by the Bryn Du Life Local speaker series.
Reduce Before You Produce - Strategies to Cut Energy Costs & Carbon at Home (10-21-2025).pdfCANDY WRAPPER RECYCLING
Go Green Granville distributes Hefty ReNew bags for hard-to-recycle plastics
CANDY WRAPPER RECYCLING
Go Green Granville distributes Hefty ReNew bags for hard-to-recycle plastics
As Granger Street filled with costumed trick-or-treaters, Go Green Granville volunteers handed out treats to kids and Hefty ReNew bags to parents with the message "Don’t let litter haunt our community — recycle your candy wrappers!" Hefty's special orange bags make it easy to collect candy wrappers and other hard-to-recycle plastics such as produce bags, bubble wrap and foam containers. Just fill the orange bag, tie it up, and place it in your Rumpke recycling bin — the materials will be turned into new products like decking and park benches.
DEMYSTIFYING DECARBONIZATION
Create a Climate-Smart Home
DEMYSTIFYING DECARBONIZATION
Create a Climate-Smart Home
Go Green Granville welcomed Andrew Leber and Madeline Fleisher from Electrify Central Ohio who presented information about ways to reduce climate impacts of home energy use via electrification. Participants learned about the latest innovations in air sourced heat pumps, convection ovens and electric water heaters. Electrify Central provides contractor referrals, cost calculators, product recommendations, and resources on creating a climate-smart home.
Solar on home on Granger Street in Granville
Considering adding rooftop or ground-mounted solar to your home or business? Denison University Sustainability Director Jeremy King presented on the solar installation process, from assessing your site’s potential to maximizing financial incentives and navigating net metering rules.
GRANVILLE CENTER FOR THE ARTS
Electric Vehicle Ownership Event
GRANVILLE CENTER FOR THE ARTS
Electric Vehicle Ownership Event
In March 2025, Go Green Granville hosted a special Electric Vehicle event featuring a panel of Granville resident EV owners, a "car show" featuring various electric vehicles, plus entertainment by talented local musicians playing fun car-themed songs. Go Green Granville leadership team member Frank O'Brien-Bernini shared the environmental impacts, technology, tax credits and incentives, vehicle options, plus the personal logistics of owning an EV and strategies to avoid range anxiety.
CONTACT US
Go Green. Get Involved.
CONTACT US
Go Green. Get Involved.
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Granville High School garden | photo by Susan King
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