swarm-list Mailing List: Re: E-mail other than swarm line

[Gerald Przybylski (gtp000000]

    You're an acba member or you wouldn't be on the "Swarm-List"
    so you get the ACBA Newsletters monthly.  It's emailed to you in the
    week before the in-person meeting. 
    The ACBA Newsletter contains a "boilerplate" item about joining the
    
    [ACBA BeeTalk] google group.  (It's a public group in google groups,
    so
    you can search for it and join it that way) 
    The link provided in the newsletter facilitates your joining [ACBA
    BeeTalk]
    The ACBA also has a google group for "Local Bee Initiative" members.
    It's not as active,
    and has a narrower focus.

ACBA Discussion Group Link:

ACBA has a Google-group for members to talk about bees, share information, and ask beekeeping questions of each other. It is a great way to learn from each other. It can be accessed through the Alameda County Beekeepers Association website or these links:
For those who are using Gmail: 
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/the-alameda-county-beekeepers-association 
Those not using Gmail email addresses can subscribe to the list by sending an email (using the email account they want to use for the list) to: the-alameda-county-beekeepers-association+subscribe [at] googlegroups.com 

On 5/26/24 2:38 PM, Mathieu Salgues via swarm-list wrote:

> What’s the good email to reach ACBA members without plugging the swarm line?
> Thanks
> Matt
>
> Sent from my iPhone
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