The Sentinel 09/05/2012
THE TEA PARTYER
September 3, 2012
The non-profit group “Coos County Today” will be having several Advisory Question meetings across the county to discuss the importance of farms and ranches in the local economy. Agriculture is one of the four base industries in any financial system. Also, it provides the food and livestock needed to nourish and maintain our families.
The agrarian lifestyle of Coos County is being threatened by the US Fish & Wildlife Service from the planned expansion of the Bandon marsh. It is important to attend these meetings and learn the valuable reasons
why the people of Coos County have to reject those plans and Vote NO on the Bandon Marsh Expansion. There will be an update on the Comprehensive Conservation Plan, which will be released by the USFWS in the next couple of weeks. The “CCP” will determine whether The Service will continue with the planned expansion or halt their acquisitions of private property.
Here are those Important Dates:
September 8th & 9th, 2012 Saturday & Sunday---All Day the group “Coos County Today” will have a
booth at Cranberry Festival in Downtown Bandon. There will be several farmers and ranchers from the local area discussing the importance of agriculture to the local economy. Contact: Don Chance at 541-329-2020
September 15, 2012 Saturday at 11:00 am in the Coos Bay Library---Advisory Question Meeting to discuss the reasons to Vote NO on the Bandon Marsh Expansion. Contact: Don Chance at 541-329-2020
September 22, 2012 Saturday at 11:00 am at The Bandon Library 1202 11th Street SW in Bandon ---Advisory Question Meetingto discuss the reasons to Vote NO on the Bandon Marsh Expansion. Contact: Don Chance at 541-329-2020
September 29th, 2012 Saturday at 11:00 am in the North Bend Library 1800 Sherman Avenue ---Advisory Question Meeting to discuss the reasons to Vote NO on the Bandon Marsh Expansion. Contact: Don Chance at 541-329-2020
November 6, 2012 Tuesday---Election Day
“Rob Taylor was the original organizer of the TEA Parties in Coos County and is currently an independent activist working to promote the rights of the individual.”
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THE TEA PARTYER
September 3, 2012
The non-profit group “Coos County Today” will be having several Advisory Question meetings across the county to discuss the importance of farms and ranches in the local economy. Agriculture is one of the four base industries in any financial system. Also, it provides the food and livestock needed to nourish and maintain our families.
The agrarian lifestyle of Coos County is being threatened by the US Fish & Wildlife Service from the planned expansion of the Bandon marsh. It is important to attend these meetings and learn the valuable reasons
why the people of Coos County have to reject those plans and Vote NO on the Bandon Marsh Expansion. There will be an update on the Comprehensive Conservation Plan, which will be released by the USFWS in the next couple of weeks. The “CCP” will determine whether The Service will continue with the planned expansion or halt their acquisitions of private property.
Here are those Important Dates:
September 8th & 9th, 2012 Saturday & Sunday---All Day the group “Coos County Today” will have a
booth at Cranberry Festival in Downtown Bandon. There will be several farmers and ranchers from the local area discussing the importance of agriculture to the local economy. Contact: Don Chance at 541-329-2020
September 15, 2012 Saturday at 11:00 am in the Coos Bay Library---Advisory Question Meeting to discuss the reasons to Vote NO on the Bandon Marsh Expansion. Contact: Don Chance at 541-329-2020
September 22, 2012 Saturday at 11:00 am at The Bandon Library 1202 11th Street SW in Bandon ---Advisory Question Meetingto discuss the reasons to Vote NO on the Bandon Marsh Expansion. Contact: Don Chance at 541-329-2020
September 29th, 2012 Saturday at 11:00 am in the North Bend Library 1800 Sherman Avenue ---Advisory Question Meeting to discuss the reasons to Vote NO on the Bandon Marsh Expansion. Contact: Don Chance at 541-329-2020
November 6, 2012 Tuesday---Election Day
“Rob Taylor was the original organizer of the TEA Parties in Coos County and is currently an independent activist working to promote the rights of the individual.”
Related Posts:
The Bandon Lighting Ordinance
The Realm of Business
A Meeting About Nothing....
Initiatives, Referendums & Referrals, Oh My…..
Our Demands
Public Participation
Fireworks Symbolize Freedom
Urban Renewal Petition
NO BME
The Unsung Hero
me·a cul·pa
The Six Degrees of Separation
Three Campaign Issues for 2012
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