ABHC is organizing an important upcoming community meeting about protecting the Charles River from sewer overflows. We'd love to see you there—and if you can, please share our flyer and event details with your networks! (All are copied below)
When: Wednesday, July 29, 6:30–7:30 PM
Where: The Josephine A. Fiorentino Community Center, 123 Antwerp St, Allston, MA
Blurb:
The Charles River should be a lot cleaner than it is—that's why the Allston Brighton Health Collaborative and Charles River Watershed Association are teaming up to teach A-B Residents what we can all do to protect the river from sewage! Right now, local and state-level decision makers are reviewing a draft plan that would allow sewage to be dumped into the Charles River forever.
Join us on Wednesday July 29 for a community meeting about the impact of combined sewage overflows, myths about the proposed plan, and to learn how you can help. The meeting will include light refreshments and printmaking activities before a brief presentation and Q&A.