Re: A message from an attendee!

[Richard Kerver]

Thanks for the reply.  Sure, think I'll join you  tonight at WSU.  FYI, I was the first climate protection advocate in Worcester.  As the movement grew, many of us, including students at WSU, WPI, Clark, Assumption, and HC started the sustainable-worcester listserve in conjunction with Bill McKibben's first large-scale activist event, Step-It-Up in 2007.  That listserve has been recycled many times, including 350ma.  Now eWorc, to emphasise its importance doing the e-work, e.g., attaining a personal net-zero carbon footprint. 

You and anyone else wanting to use the listserve to further energize and notify the late 2015 set of events in conjunction with COP21, is free to do so.  Just join.  Thanks for all you do to make a difference. 

On Wed, Nov 4, 2015 at 3:21 PM, Scott Canavan <questionev...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello there!

It's technically the Central Mass node so it includes the Worcester Region; I only joined two months ago, but it's rapidly growing (and because it's tied in with F.A.N.G., 350MA, and Rising Tide NA) we're always linking up with other activist groups and actions. As of now, we have an event planned next Friday (11/13) for the '24 Hours of Reality' global event (we'll be doing some provocative, acting skits around the city and hosting a rally later in the day). 

Also, there will be a critical mass bike ride throughout the city on Nov. 27; and another action the next day, being a general rally and photo-op to promote our solidarity with the rest of the movements.

We are meeting tonight at 7 if you can make it. At Worcester State University, in Ghosh Science and Tech Building, room 402b. 

Best Regards,

Scott Canavan

On Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 5:20 PM, Richard Kerver <rke...@gmail.com> wrote:

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