• Mary Ann Meehan for endless listening, feedback, belief, and many details.

• Valerie Chronis Bickett, writer, teacher, encourager, and believer. And the women in her Thursday classes who asked questions and urged me on.

• Brian Lovely & Vinny Meehan for pre-recorded parts.

• Chris Collier for the sound system.

• Jack Berberich for figuring out how to hold up the earth.

• Mary Seguin, who painted the earth for a previous play, “Nights Of The Round Table.”

• Brian Balsley and Elaine Ryesiewicz for help with geology and history.

• Paul Kroner, instant belief and opportunity.

 

• Historian Robert Howe, for his in-depth paper “Knowlton’s At the Corner” which came from the Cincinnati Historical Society.

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• Stanley Hedeen’s book, “The Mill Creek, An Unnatural History of an Urban Stream”

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• All people who keep accurate historical records.​

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• And YOU, for this play doesn’t exist without an audience!

 

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Following are links to some of the groups working in our region; there are many more.

 

• Imago >

• Hillside Trust >

• Confluence Water Technology Innovation Cluster >

• Ohio Valley Forestry Fellowship >

• CROW Citizens for the Rights of the Ohio River Watershed >

• Cincinnati Reuse and Recycling Hub >

• Western Wildlife Corridor >

• Cincinnati Permaculture Institute  >

• Little Miami Conservancy >

• Civic Garden Center >

• Shomrei Olam >

• Mill Creek Alliance >

• Cardinal Land Conservancy >

• Northside Greenspace >

• Friends of French Park >

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— Mary Kroner