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Michael Collins
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This is wonderful but no set aside assistance for the people who fought our wars. If the state can be so benevolent for unjust ...
Dot Drobney
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Hi Brenda,
What a great idea to have an online local paper! I just discovered this through a 'Freecycle' posting about your article, and am ...
Dorothy Drobney
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Wonderful article, Brenda! It really captures the spirit of Freecycle. We've given items more than we've received...mostly due to lots of self-control and ...
Arlene
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Kindness, generosity and imagination are all traits that I find in members of Freecycle. Two years ago, I had an elderly lab who was not ...
Heather
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
I met Rich after I moved here from Cheshire, CT. I was going to E.O. Smith at the time. From the moment he said hello, ...
The human costs of 'mountaintop' coal mining in Appalachia
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Mountaintop coal removal in Perry, Kentucky. Photo courtesy of Mountaintop Removal Roadshow.
The Mountaintop Removal Roadshow from Kentucky makes a multimedia presentation.
The Mountaintop Removal Roadshow - traveling the U.S. for several years - brings to light the human rights and environmental violations occurring in southern Appalachia because of mountaintop removal coal mining.
Dave Cooper from Kentucky now comes to Willimantic with this multimedia presentation on Saturday, Nov. 15, from 7-9 p.m. at Wrench in the Works, 861 Main Street, Willimantic.
There is no charge for admission; please donate what you can to support the Roadshow and the Wrench. For more information, contact Roger Benham at 423-6460 or cimarron@ludd.us.
Posted Oct. 30, 2008
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