For Immediate Release

Which Way Will the Wind Blow?

Please attend a public forum about fracked gas, health problems and environmental racism from the proposed Sheridan Hollow power plant. The event will be at the First United Methodist Church, 1 Gilligan Road, East Greenbush on Monday, June 25 at 6:30 pm.

Featured speakers include Merton Simpson, Albany County Legislator of Sheridan Hollow and Co-Chair of the Sheridan Hollow Alliance for Renewable Energy (SHARE) who will talk about the proposed project and SHARE’s work to build renewable energy alternatives for the region; and Dr. David Carpenter, Director of the Institute for Health & Environment at the University of Albany. Dr. Carpenter has done extensive research on the health effects of fracking.

Schodack Town Park

We Stopped the NY Fracked Gas Pipeline Party!! Sunday, May 22, 12-4 Schodack Town Park (on east side of Route 150, north of Route 20, just past Poyneer Road) Click here for a map. You have been invited by Sally Catlett to sign up for "Potluck for SNYFG Party." Please click on the link below to view the online sign up sheet. Also feel free to forward this email to anyone that may have been left of the invite. Thank you! Group Organizing Made Easy! Sign Up

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Public Meetings

Two meetings are scheduled this week--
SNYFGP will continue its efforts to oppose and stop the Northeast Energy Direct pipeline and its compressor stations.

Stop the NY Fracked Gas Pipeline meeting at the First Reformed Church of Bethlehem, 38 Church Road, Selkirk.Thursday, February 25, from 6-8 pm. 

After our recent successes, we will plan our efforts toward engaging more elected officials, fundraising, outreach, etc. This comes off the heels of the well attended public forum in January and the strong anti-pipeline resolution of the Bethlehem Town Board. Other towns are moving forward too--thanks to all of your efforts.  

Next week SNYFGP meets in Schodack at the Swartz Senior Citizen Center near the intersection of Rte. 150 and Rte. 9 & 20  March 1st at 6:30pm.

All are invited. Please invite friends and family to one of these meeting. 

Stop NY Fracked Gas Pipeline

Subject: Deny Kinder Morgan/Tennessee Gas Pipeline right to survey or rescind survey permission
A CRITICAL MEASURE TO DEFEAT THIS PIPELINE IS TO SEND CERTIFIED LETTER TO KM/TGP TO DENY SURVEYS OR TO RESCIND SURVEY PERMISSION. EVEN NOW.

SEE SAMPLE LETTER SNYFGP WEB PAGE: STOPNYPIPELINE.ORG Here is the contact info for the KM land agent in Albany, Rensselaer and Schoharie County, NY: Steve Martin (603) 566 – 9207
steve_martin2@kindermorgan.com
Tennessee Gas Pipeline
Attn: Steve Martin
1615 Suffield St.
Agawam, MA 01001

				Stop NY Fracked Gas Pipeline To stop a Kinder Morgan/TGP Northeast Expansion project ( high-pressure gas pipeline planned by Tennessee...

Stop NY Fracked Gas Pipeline

Meeting tomorrow 7-9 PM at the senior center in Schodack.  about the high pressure, fracked gas pipeline and compressor station proposed to be located in Schodack

Sponsored by: Stop NY Fracked Gas Pipeline. If you want to learn more, you can visit www.stopnypipeline.org

For further information contact: John Serio, 518-733-0095Email: Lisa Zimmerman at lisaz11659@gmail.com

Public Notice

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Kinder Morgan/Tennessee Gas Open House
Monday, April 13, 2015, 6-8 pm
Green Meadow Elementary School, 234 Schuurman Road

Pipeline forum draws heated opposition

David Lee/Columbia-Greene Media

NASSAU — The Nassau Sportsman Club was filled to its brim Saturday when more than 185 people attended the Stop New York Fracked Gas Pipeline public forum, a presentation on the proposed pipeline and compressor station to follow an existing utility powerline corridor through Schodack, Nassau and Stephentown.

Public Forum Pipeline meeting TODAY!

Public Forum on a Proposed Fracked Gas Pipeline

Through Rensselaer County, NY

Saturday, February 28, 2015  12-3 p.m.

Nassau Sportsman Club

370 Boyce Rd. Nassau, NY

Pipeline Opponents Form Multi-state Alliance

Concerned citizens from three states and over two dozen organizations have joined forces to fight the proposed Kinder Morgan Tennessee Gas Pipeline Northeast Energy Direct (NED) project. The group’s current members hail from New York, Massachusetts and New Hampshire and call themselves The StopNED Coalition to reflect the regional scope of their mission.  “NED is a massive pipeline, extending over 350 miles from Pennsylvania to eastern Massachusetts, and the impacts to homeowners,