Our Commentary for an
"Economic Agenda/Vision"
for you and for your concerns.

The Forging the Freedom Trail Project Foundation, Inc., the Great Stuff Is Made Locally and the Market Research Initiative Newsletter published by George M. Sands IV with Reilly Sands as editor, focuses upon "Marketing, Promoting, Packaging" programs for economic growth to assist in the improvement of our local economy. To render an "Economic Agenda/Vision" to community grassroots individuals, who are the ones mostly effected by our poor community economy, for the purpose of giving them the opportunity to examine our economic agenda for its merit, its potential and for the involvement of community grassroots individuals into this economic agenda. An "Economic Agenda/Vision" that is being fostered to become an economic engine for the development and growth of our local economy with its implementation.

This newsletter is focused on marketing "Great Stuff Is Made Locally" which exists in our local communities in the person of individual entrepreneurs, local products, cultural entities, arts and crafts, our community youth, community events and individual accomplishments, regional historical information including information on local businesses small and large. With the understanding that the promotion of "Great Stuff Is Made Locally" a "Comprehensive Marketing" plan of strategies can be developed and initiated to help improve our local economy, for economic growth in producing/providing employment, the goods/services we all use and/or desire as consumers.

Also, with the - Market Research Initiative participation as our overall think tank, with its outlined strategies on various tourism initiatives, economic development, youth entrepreneurship program of a "Business Education Community Partnership," marketing of Agri-heritage tourism, proposed utilization of the human and natural resources of the regional diverse work force population

Also, with the - Forging the Freedom Trail Project Foundation, Inc. developing the “New Underground Railroad for Economic Freedom” using the “Agri-Heritage Tourism Initiative Link-Up” for economic development.

The way that we see it,
and it should be clearly understood –
“If you are not a part of the solution
then you are the problem”.

We invite and want your participation, your opinions for discussion and your submission of articles for the Newsletter.

Respectfully,
George M. Sands IV
George M. Sands, Publisher
Forging the Freedom Trail Project Foundation, Inc. Newspaper
Friends of Harriet Tubman Committee Newspaper

Riely Sands
Riely Sands, Editor
Forging the Freedom Trail Project Foundation, Inc. Newspaper
Friends of Harriet Tubman Committee Newspaper

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