The Sustainable Environmental and Economic Partnership, s.r.o (SEEP) is a Slovak-American partnership established to support a sustainable rural economy through cultural preservation and environmental restoration. SEEP is licensed under Slovak law to provide a number of services from environmental to genealogy research, exports, travel and tourism.
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Saturday, March 17, 2012
Does your family tree stop here? | SEEP sro Genealogy Services
Have you sorted through the boxes of old photos of your grandparents family and wondered, where did they come from or what was life like back in Europe? We can help you find those answers and also take you there. SEEP sro Genealogy Services and Tours. For more details, email seepsro@yahoo.com.
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Thursday, February 9, 2012
The view is better from up here - Jasna, Slovakia (Low Tatras)
SEEP sro U.S. Director, Ron Donlan claims his spot on a peak in Jasna, Slovakia overlooking the High Tatras during a ski excursion. Enjoy the great outdoors? We can take you there. Contact SEEP sro for more details: seepsro@yahoo.com.
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Monday, February 6, 2012
NEWS STORY: Slovak Mardi Gras to feature cooking, traveling demos (Daily American - Somerset, PA)
Four years ago, the Berlin resident and former Meyersdale teacher made her dream a reality by traveling to Kamjunka, Slovakia, with her family to visit relatives of her grandparents.
Cober's grandparents came to America in the early 1900s in search of freedom and a better life. Her grandfather, a coal miner, arrived in 1904. Her grandmother arrived four years later. They settled in the Johnstown area.
"They came here in the search of the American dream and they found it," she said. "They passed on a work ethic. They worked hard and they believed in hard work."
Cober, who has been studying her family's genealogy for years, was thrilled with the outcome of her visit to Europe.
READ THE FULL STORY HERE: http://www.dailyamerican.com/da-ot-slovak-mardi-gras-to-feature-cooking-traveling-demos-20120205,0,497594.story
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