At each location, there will be a table manned by 2 persons from 10am to 4pm.

Mark your calendars to come sign the petitions and Stand Up for Monroe!

If you would like to join us in manning a table, please send us an email with your preferred times and dates and a contact number so we can get in touch with you.

An angle you might consider, in addition to contacting your local, regional, and state leaders is to send a message the President’s way.  Barack Obama has a significant web presence and welcomes comment.  Please take a moment to contact his administration via one of the following channels and tell him NO FRACKING IN KARST!

Source : eHow

EMAIL BARACK OBAMA. You can email President Barack Obama through the White House web page. Click the following link and then fill out the form: http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/

SEND A MESSAGE. Another way to email Obama is through any of the social networking sites he belongs to. You can email Obama through Facebook, MySpace, YouTube, Flickr, Twitter, Linked In, BlackPlanet, FaithBase, Eons, and other social networking sites. For a complete list of sites that will let you leave a message for Obama, visit http://www.barackobama.com/index.php and scroll down to the “Obama Everywhere” sidebar on the bottom right.

SNAIL MAIL. If you would prefer to write a hand-written letter to President Obama, you can send him some snail mail to the following address:

The White House | 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW | Washington, DC  20500

PHONE. Another way to talk to Barack Obama is by leaving him a voice mail. You can call the White House and leave a comment on the following line: Comments: 202.456.1111

Thank you to all who attended our first organizational meeting.

Committees will now move forward with their various tasks and action items, and we will regroup in two weeks to share and discuss progress and to create plans for our next steps.

In the meantime, we have speakers attending the Dept. of Oil & Gas meeting in Charleston today, and a group of us will plan to attend the County Commission meeting next Wednesday.

We will be updating the Meeting Calendar shortly.

Top priority for all of us is to contact our leaders and the relevant governing agencies and tell them about our concerns.  A great place to start is with our County Commissioners and the DEP.  Please review the Action Items page often for contact information and more.

We have a long road ahead and I implore all of you to keep up the good fight!