The list of upcoming public meetings to attend and voice opposition to RRLLC's dump include the following:

Next Snow Shoe Township Meeting
July 6, 2009 (1st Mon ) • 7 p.m.
Snow Shoe Township Building
268 Oldside Road, Clarence
814-387-6249

Rush Township Planning Commission Meeting
July 9, 2009 (2nd Thurs ) • 7 p.m.
Rush Township Building
150 N. Richard Street, North Phillipsburg
814-342-0514

PPC will have free literature and updates about the RRLF and merchandise for sale including our Peale Walk booklets at events.

We will also be taking orders for for beautiful aerial photographs of the Viaduct Bridge and surrounding landscape by George Lockey. To preview some of the available photographs, visit George Lockey's web page.

Donations accepted anytime.

Change your online shopping into support for PPC. When you register and shop through iGive, a percentage of your purchases will be donated to PPC to help "Stop the Centre County Dump." You can support PPC by shopping online for brand-name gifts or everyday items at over 650 well-known online stores. In addition, you'll get free deals and coupons just by being an iGive.com member. When you register and shop through iGive within 45 days, iGive.com will instantly donate $5 to PPC. Sign up today and shop through iGive.com for the holidays, birthdays, or everyday purchases.

How It Works

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