Clearwaterʼs Great Hudson River Revival June 18 & 19
To volunteer at the NYCFC table at Hudson River Sloop Clearwaterʼs Great Hudson River Revival, call us at (212) 307-7447.
To volunteer at the NYCFC table at Hudson River Sloop Clearwaterʼs Great Hudson River Revival, call us at (212) 307-7447.
Fracking remains a crucial issue. We bring you much information you need to know. Two years ago Joe Levine, of NYH2O.org, first spoke to us in our best-attended meeting in years. Unfortunately the need to be vigilant about this real threat to our drinking water, food, lands and wildlife is not going away.
Outgoing Governor Paterson to his credit signed an Executive Order mandating a moratorium on Horizontal Hydraulic Fracturing Gas Drilling until July 1, 2011.
– January 28-30 Many of you are already familiar with the People's Music Network (PMN). They are a national network of people using music, dance, storytelling and poetry "to promote progressive ideas and transform ourselves and our communities through music to bring about a better world."
PMN is having its Winter Gathering in Hartford, CT from January 28-30, 2011, and you might be interested in attending! Usually there are some people from our club t here, as well as other Clearwater Sloop Clubs.
The opening "River of Song" concert on Friday, 1.28 at 7:30 will include Pete Seeger, as well as The Work of the Weavers, Spook Handy, Sharon Katz & Peace Train, Miyashawn, Bread and Roses, and others.
Tickets are $16-$24 on a sliding scale. Located: Bulkeley High School A uditorium, 300 Wethersfield Avenue, Hartford, CT. Activities continue on Saturday and Sunday 1.29-30 at the Moylan School, 101 Catherine Street, Hartford, CT 06106, and include more performances, jamming, song swaps, Round Robin, vendors for crafts and musical instruments,and workshops about performing, peace, political issues, and organizing.
CAPITAL REGION/HUDSON VALLEY—Dec. 17, 2010— http://www.clearwater.org/category/latest-news/
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency today announced its requirements for the next phase of General Electric Co.’s cleanup of toxic waste in the Hudson River,