Home & News \| Take Action \| Background \| Maps \| Photo Gallery \| Learn More \| File Review \| Site Index \| Contact Us Protecting Today... Preserving Tomorrow Help save 5,800 wild acres of forest habitat in the central Pennsylvania Wilds from being turned into the largest dump east of the Mississippi. Let the people in power know this area, noted for its scenic beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities, is not compatible with a landfill-incinerator-industrial park complex!
IMPORTANT MEETINGS The list of upcoming public meetings to attend and voice opposition to RRLLC's dump include the following: ACTION ALERT Rush Township Planning Commission Meeting April 7, 2008 (1st Mon) • 7 p.m. Rush Township Building 150 N. Richard Street, North Phillipsburg 814-342-0514 Agenda Item: Ed Abel to attend and present subdivision plan Next Snow Shoe Township Meeting April 7, 2008 (1st Mon) • 7 p.m. Snow Shoe Township Building 268 Oldside Road, Clarence 814-387-6249 Next Rush Township Supervisors Meeting April 10, 2008 (2nd Thurs) • 7 p.m. Rush Township Building 150 N. Richard Street, North Phillipsburg 814-342-0514		FUNDRAISERS & EVENTS "Stop the Dump" bumperstickers, signs, T-shirts and buttons will be available at fundraisers and events. Now on display at the Snow Shoe Sandwich Shop, Tussey Mountain Outfitters, and Sunshine Imports. PPC will have free literature and updates about the RRLF and merchandise for sale including our Peale Walk booklets at events. We will also have recipe submission and order forms for our upcoming cookbook! 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. The Cookbooks Have Arrived! We have received many great recipes including a family favorite from Senator Corman, a couple of delicious recipes from the Victorian Manor thanks to Chris and Diane Exarchos, favorites from Representative Bud George, Commissioner Steve Dershem and Anne Quinn Corr, and some great game and camping recipes — and even a recipe for an edible landfill! Purchase a cookbook for yourself, your children, and your grandchildren. This is sure to become a family treasure. To reserve your cookbook(s), download our order form and mail to: PPC, PO Box 38, Clarence, PA 16829. They are $12 each plus $5 shipping for the first book and $1 each additional copy (see form). Local Pick-up Date (and opportunity to browse) Saturday, December 1, 2007 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Hall's Market 491 E. Sycamore Street, Snow Shoe (off I-80, exit 147) Stop by and visit! Shopping the Dump Away through iGive.com An Anytime Fundraiser 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 Join iGive to support PPC. It's FREE, private and easy. Go to http://www.iGive.com/stoplandfill and enter your e-mail address under the purple tab that says "Support People Protecting Communities," then follow the directions. Shop the Mall at iGive.com. You'll see familiar stores like Land's End, Office Depot, JCPenney, Neiman Marcus, Expedia, Barnes & Noble, and eBay to mention a few. Want to shop at Barnes & Noble AND make money for PPC? All you have to do is go to the iGive Online Mall, click the link for Barnes & Noble, and shop away! A percentage of your purchase will automatically be donated to PPC. Watch the $$ roll in for PPC! Up to 26% of each purchase, depending on the store, gets donated. Donations take a couple weeks to show up in your shopping total. Check it often to see how much money you've earned for PPC! Tips and Review from our iGive veteran: The hardest thing about using iGive is to remember to go to iGive first, rather than directly to the store you want. I've never had a problem with a donation; they show up within a few weeks after shopping. Not all stores participate (Amazon.com, for example), but if you want books you can use Barnes & Noble instead.... One thing that's mildly annoying are the e-mails from iGive. You can opt out of them once you're a member (under "Newsletter Subscriptions") but sometimes the e-mails contain special discount offers, so I didn't opt out.... Using iGive has actually introduced me to cool stores that I wouldn't have heard of otherwise. For example, Abundant Earth sells environmentally friendly items, including items made from recycled materials. iGive is great for gifts too!
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Protecting Today... Preserving Tomorrow

Help save 5,800 wild acres of forest habitat in the central Pennsylvania Wilds from being turned into the largest dump east of the Mississippi. Let the people in power know this area, noted for its scenic beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities, is not compatible with a landfill-incinerator-industrial park complex!

IMPORTANT MEETINGS

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

ACTION ALERT

Rush Township Planning Commission Meeting
April 7, 2008 (1st Mon) • 7 p.m.
Rush Township Building
150 N. Richard Street, North Phillipsburg
814-342-0514
Agenda Item:
Ed Abel to attend and present subdivision plan

Next Snow Shoe Township Meeting
April 7, 2008 (1st Mon) • 7 p.m.
Snow Shoe Township Building
268 Oldside Road, Clarence
814-387-6249

Next Rush Township Supervisors Meeting
April 10, 2008 (2nd Thurs) • 7 p.m.
Rush Township Building
150 N. Richard Street, North Phillipsburg
814-342-0514

FUNDRAISERS & EVENTS

"Stop the Dump" bumperstickers, signs, T-shirts and buttons will be available at fundraisers and events. Now on display at the Snow Shoe Sandwich Shop, Tussey Mountain Outfitters, and Sunshine Imports.

PPC will have free literature and updates about the RRLF and merchandise for sale including our Peale Walk booklets at events. We will also have recipe submission and order forms for our upcoming cookbook!

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.

The Cookbooks Have Arrived!

We have received many great recipes including a family favorite from Senator Corman, a couple of delicious recipes from the Victorian Manor thanks to Chris and Diane Exarchos, favorites from Representative Bud George, Commissioner Steve Dershem and Anne Quinn Corr, and some great game and camping recipes — and even a recipe for an edible landfill!

Purchase a cookbook for yourself, your children, and your grandchildren. This is sure to become a family treasure. To reserve your cookbook(s), download our order form and mail to: PPC, PO Box 38, Clarence, PA 16829.

They are $12 each plus $5 shipping for the first book and $1 each additional copy (see form).

Local Pick-up Date
(and opportunity to browse)

Saturday, December 1, 2007
10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Hall's Market
491 E. Sycamore Street, Snow Shoe (off I-80, exit 147)

Stop by and visit!

Shopping the Dump Away through iGive.com
An Anytime Fundraiser

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

Join iGive to support PPC. It's FREE, private and easy. Go to http://www.iGive.com/stoplandfill and enter your e-mail address under the purple tab that says "Support People Protecting Communities," then follow the directions.
Shop the Mall at iGive.com. You'll see familiar stores like Land's End, Office Depot, JCPenney, Neiman Marcus, Expedia, Barnes & Noble, and eBay to mention a few. Want to shop at Barnes & Noble AND make money for PPC? All you have to do is go to the iGive Online Mall, click the link for Barnes & Noble, and shop away! A percentage of your purchase will automatically be donated to PPC.
Watch the $$ roll in for PPC! Up to 26% of each purchase, depending on the store, gets donated. Donations take a couple weeks to show up in your shopping total. Check it often to see how much money you've earned for PPC!

Tips and Review from our iGive veteran: The hardest thing about using iGive is to remember to go to iGive first, rather than directly to the store you want. I've never had a problem with a donation; they show up within a few weeks after shopping. Not all stores participate (Amazon.com, for example), but if you want books you can use Barnes & Noble instead.... One thing that's mildly annoying are the e-mails from iGive. You can opt out of them once you're a member (under "Newsletter Subscriptions") but sometimes the e-mails contain special discount offers, so I didn't opt out.... Using iGive has actually introduced me to cool stores that I wouldn't have heard of otherwise. For example, Abundant Earth sells environmentally friendly items, including items made from recycled materials. iGive is great for gifts too!

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©2005-2006 People Protecting Communities • last updated Mar 22, 2008
This site has been developed, designed and maintained with 100% volunteer work. No funds are used.
Please report problems to our volunteer WebHead, TechieR