Coalition Bulletins

Great News For Our Coalition Oxford Coalition to Merge With Us!
Oxford Coalition Is Merging With The CNY Landowner’s Coalition In what promises to be a win-win for both coalitions, the Oxford Coalition, which has been under the leadership of Bryant LaTourette, is merging with our coalition.  Serious discussions for this merger began about 7 weeks ago and after a number of very positive conversations, both sides have agreed that we can accomplish more for our common cause if we work as one.

 
We need 20 or so people to write letters to the editor concerning pro drilling. If you are interested and can commit to doing this, please email Richard directly at Rlasky@frontiernet.net with your telephone contact.
 
We are also looking for 5 people who are having a difficult time holding on and need the gas money to survive. These people will be interviewed for a movie and it will be a very very important step to get publicity against the tree huggers. We need these 5 asap.

We have begun to use a new mass mailing list tool to send coalition communications.

If you HAVE NOT received an invitation to the new email list, then you can sign up at this web page:
http://www.cnylandcoalition.org/letters/mailinglist.html

Please forgive the spartan accommodations there... I focused more on functionality than on design on that page. :-)

Thanks everyone!
Tim

Here is the February, 2010 Coalition Newsletter.

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January 25, 2010 in Albany, New York

CNY Coalition Committee 

• Brian Conover - President
• Wilma Gorrell - Secretary/Treasurer
• Chris Babcock - Assistant Secretary/Treasurer
• Steve Gage
• Sean Campbell
• Lee Schultz
• Scott Utter

Note:  Additional committee members will be added in the future as local representatives for various areas of the coalition range.

From Richard Lasky, President.

Friday, December 18, 2009

Contact:  Jeff Eshelman • 202-857-4774 • jeff@energyindepth.org

Chris Tucker • 202-346-8825 • chris@energyindepth.org

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