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The next Shaleshock meeting will be on Tuesday the 8th, 6-8.30pm at our office (above Autumn Leaves Bookstore on the Commons, 115 E. Martin Luther King Street, Ithaca). Please e-mail agenda items to Ryan at clover56@riseup.net or call 607-592-5208. An orientation for new folks who want to get involved will be held before the meeting, at 5pm. All are welcome – bring your friends and neighbors! Date and facilitation has been changed, please take note. Join us on Thursday August 27th at 6PM at the Shaleshock office above Autumn Leaves Bookstore on the Ithaca Commons (115 E. MLK st). All are invited! Working Group representatives please come prepared to discuss, organize and coordinate. Snacks provided. At this meeting, the facilitator will be doing things a bit differently. There will be an agenda signup sheet for you to put your request for an agenda topic to be covered. There is a lot to cover and many areas of importance. Shaleshock’s role as a grass-roots resource for people here and throughout the state is getting to be an area of concern, and that is something we hope we will discuss. So please bring your ideas and look forward to seeing everyone! We will begin passing a hat to help pay for office expenses (rent, copies, etc…) So if you’re interested in donating, or sponsoring the Shaleshock office for a month, please be prepared. Contact clover56@riseup.net with questions. Cornell Cooperative Extension will host a series of meetings across New York’s Southern Tier during July and August to provide opportunities for the general public to gain a basic understanding of the issues associated with the development of natural gas production in the Marcellus Shale. The meetings, co-sponsored by CCE Association offices, will occur from 7-9 p.m. Residents should contact their local CCE Association for more details. More info: gasleasing.cce.cornell.edu The complete tentative schedule:
Cornell Cooperative Extension will host a series of meetings across New York’s Southern Tier during July and August to provide opportunities for the general public to gain a basic understanding of the issues associated with the development of natural gas production in the Marcellus Shale. The meetings, co-sponsored by CCE Association offices, will occur from 7-9 p.m. Residents should contact their local CCE Association for more details. More info: gasleasing.cce.cornell.edu The complete tentative schedule:
Cornell Cooperative Extension will host a series of meetings across New York’s Southern Tier during July and August to provide opportunities for the general public to gain a basic understanding of the issues associated with the development of natural gas production in the Marcellus Shale. The meetings, co-sponsored by CCE Association offices, will occur from 7-9 p.m. Residents should contact their local CCE Association for more details. More info: gasleasing.cce.cornell.edu The complete tentative schedule:
Cornell Cooperative Extension will host a series of meetings across New York’s Southern Tier during July and August to provide opportunities for the general public to gain a basic understanding of the issues associated with the development of natural gas production in the Marcellus Shale. The meetings, co-sponsored by CCE Association offices, will occur from 7-9 p.m. Residents should contact their local CCE Association for more details. More info: gasleasing.cce.cornell.edu The complete tentative schedule:
Cornell Cooperative Extension will host a series of meetings across New York’s Southern Tier during July and August to provide opportunities for the general public to gain a basic understanding of the issues associated with the development of natural gas production in the Marcellus Shale. The meetings, co-sponsored by CCE Association offices, will occur from 7-9 p.m. Residents should contact their local CCE Association for more details. More info: gasleasing.cce.cornell.edu The complete tentative schedule:
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