You’ve Been Served Rally @ The Gates
Sunday, October 30 · 12:00pm – 3:00pm
Gates of Vermont Yankee
546 Governor Hunt Rd, Vernon, VT
As the Entergy Corporation again prepares to feed the crumbling, stumbling VY reactor…5 months before the scheduled closure date of March 21, 2012, citizens will be there en masse to communicate one thing: Entergy, you’ve been served.

We will not allow this reactor to operate beyond its scheduled closure date. It is time to close up and clean up. Join us Sunday, October 30 at Noon to demonstrate loudly, clearly and peaceably.
Stay tuned for more details.

Director of German Environment Agency to present Germany’s renewable energy roadmap and lessons for Vermont

WHO: Jochen Flasbarth, President of Germany’s Federal Environment, similar to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Arne Jungjohann, Director for the Environment Program in the Washington, DC office of the Heinrich Böll Foundation
WHEN: Monday, October 10-Wednesday, October 12, 2011.

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I am taking part in an event which could benefit very much from exposure to active New Hampshire citizens such as those who visit your website. Would you consider adding our event to your page? We will be picnicking and rallying at the Seabrook NH Nuclear Power plant on August 21st to bring awareness and opposition to the dangers of nuclear power as our energy source. We will be gathering at the plant’s North Gate starting at noon, then we will parade to its South Gate. Attached is a flyer with more information– If you could post the flyer or our event details we would be grateful– Let us know if this is possible, or whether you require any more information.

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A Call to Join the Organizing in doc format for download also

A CALL TO JOIN THE ORGANIZING

OF A

REGIONAL CAMPAIGN OF NONVIOLENT DIRECT ACTION

TO SHUT DOWN VERMONT YANKEE

Sunday, August 28, 2011

11:30 am – 5:30 pm

at the Norwich Congregational Church

15 Church St, Norwich, VT (see directions below)

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A Call to Action Camp in doc format for download also

PLEASE JOIN US!

In a People’s Campaign to Close Vermont Yankee

We’re pleased to be holding a

CLOSE IT DOWN! ACTION CAMP

at

Wheelock Mountain Farm

on the

evening of Friday, Sept. 9th and all day Saturday Sept. 10th

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7-23-11 Clamshell reunion meeting notes in doc format for download also

Clamshell Alliance 2011 Reunion

On July 23, 2011, thirty-eight anti-nuclear organizers met at World Fellowship in Conway NH to discuss resistance, particularly focused on the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant (VY) in Vernon on the Connecticut River at juncture of VT, NH & MA. These are notes from the meeting: those attending, commitments made by the end of the day, morning (large group) and afternoon (break out and large group) discussions. (Notes taken by Lynn Chong, Shel Horowitz, and Randy Kehler; organized by Sharon Tracy.)

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See the Party Flyer!!

6-9 NO NUKES PARTY FLYER – opens as a Word document

6-9 NO NUKES PARTY FLYER – opens as a pdf file

Handouts to Spread the Word!!

5-23 Party invitation to paste in e-mail – invitation to paste in email – opens in Word

5-23 Party flyer-4per – handout with 4 on a page – opens as a pdf

TO SHARE IN EMAIL

NO NUKES

PARTY

JUNE 25, 1-8PM

WENDELL, MA

TOWN HALL, COMMON

POTLUCK

CELEBRATE***RE-CONNECT*** MUSIC

(And discuss non-violent action plans 3-5:30pm)

Sponsored by: Wendell Conservation Commission

Co-sponsors: Clamshell Legacy and Antinuclear Mobilization (info@clamshellalliance.net),

Citizens Awareness Network (nukebusters.org),   Safe & Green (safeandgreencampaign.org)

Green Mtn. Post Films (gmpfilms.com); W. MA AFSC (westernmassafsc.org);

Traprock Center for Peace and Justice (traprock.info); Solar Rollers;

Enviro Show (envirosho.blogspot.com)

More information, call Sharon (978) 544-8822 or Tom (978) 544-3911

The Vermont Yankee reactor must be closed and decommissioned. What will you do to make this happen?  June 25 in Wendell, MA, starting at 1:00 on the common and in town hall, we will gather to have fun: music, poetry, a potluck. And discussions (beginning around 2:30-3), using the affinity group/spokes structure.

Our goal is ongoing actions/events for the next 3 months. Focus: closing Vermont Yankee, supporting the court cases against Entergy, and keeping in the media the idea that Nuclear Power is not an option in solving our country’s need for energy. We will gather again in October to assess our next moves to assure the closing of the plant.

NIRS posted links to Chernobyl Memorial vigils, events and demonstrations occuring around April 26th in Phoenix AZ, Menlo Park, Concord & Santa Monica CA, Denver CO, Chicago IL, Boise ID, Homestead FL, Atlanta GA, Newport KY, Monroe MI, St. Louis MO, New York NY, Hanover NH, Tomsriver NJ, Albuquerque NM, Brattleboro & Vernon VT, Las Vegas to Nevada National Security Site NV, Perth & Northbridge Australia, Toronto Canada, Paris France. http://www.nirs.org/action.htm#nh
Chernobyl Day.org posted links to 503 international actions in France, South Africa, Germany, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia & Herzegovnia, Canada, S.Korea, Spain, U.S., Finland, India, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Czech Rep., Romania, UK, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine http://www.chernobyl-day.org/spip.php?page=affichage-actions&lang=fr

Chernobyl and Fukushima Memorial Vigil

Tuesday, April 26th, 4:30 – 5:30 PM

Market Square in Portsmouth, NH.

Please bring an appropriate sign, though some will also be available.  Sponsored by Seacoast Anti-Pollution League, NH Sierra Club and Seacoast Peace Response.

Tuesday April 26th Chernobyl Memorial Vigil in Brattleboro Vermont, 9am-1pm
Wells Fountain on Main St.in downtown Brattleboro, commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Chernobyl Nuclear disaster, which sent plumes of radioactive fallout into the atmosphere, led to nearly a million.deaths and left a 25 kilometer area uninhabitable. Details at: http://www.safeandgreencampaign.org/content/nuclear-free-walk-chernobyl-memorial-vigil