Aug
8
7:00 PM19:00
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May
30
6:30 PM18:30
Communty Meeting on Air Quality Data
Join us on Tuesday, May 30 as we share the results from our air quality testing! RSVP for the event on facebook here.
May
23
6:30 PM18:30
MassDOT Fore River Bridge Meeting - Weymouth
MassDOT recently announced that they will be closing lanes on the Fore River Bridge, in preparation for the new bridge. We will be there to distribute information about our safety concerns related to the bridge and the compressor. We encourage you to join us. More info here.
May
18
6:30 PM18:30
MassDOT Fore River Bridge Meeting - Quincy
MassDOT recently announced that they will be closing lanes on the Fore River Bridge, in preparation for the new bridge. We will be there to distribute information about our safety concerns related to the bridge and the compressor. We encourage you to join us.
More info here.
Jan
24
6:00 PM18:00
Non-Violent Direct Action Training
Please join us on Tues., Jan. 24 for training on NVDA with The Fang Collective.
Sep
14
7:00 PM19:00
Weymouth ConCom Meeting
As part of the Sept. 14 ConCom meeting agenda, they will be discussing the MassDEP Superseding Order of Conditions. Join us as we push for an appeal of MassDEP's decision.
Jul
14
to Jul 18
People Over Pipelines March
This summer, there will be a 5-day march along Spectra's proposed pipeline route in Mass. Folks from all sorts of pipeline communities will be coming together to show solidarity in the fight against fracked gas. We will march to tell Gov. Baker and other legislators that if they don't work to stop new gas pipelines, then the people will.
Jul
12
9:30 AM09:30
Support The Weymouth Conservation Commission: Standout Against Spectra's Appeal
Spectra has filed an appeal with the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP), in order to seek approval of their wetlands permit. In short: they are asking the State to over-rule our Local Commission.
On Tuesday, July 12 at 10am, Spectra will be at the compressor site along with representatives from MassDEP. We will be there, too. Bring signs and make yourself highly-visible, but this is not a protest– this is will be a silent and peaceful demonstration of our support for the Conservation Commission and their well-reasoned decision to deny Spectra the permit.
We understand that this is on a weekday morning, but if you can attend, please do (and invite your friends and neighbors, too). If can't make it, please complete the form below and we will compile responses and send as a "Petition" to MassDEP.
Jun
22
to Jun 29
West Roxbury's "Escalation Summer"
Join our friends at Resist the West Roxbury Pipeline for a week of action to stop construction of the pipeline. Over the past year, more than 80 people have risked arrest to stop construction of the pipeline. Not only is this pipeline unnecessary, but it poses an incredible threat of danger: Spectra is building it right next to an active blasting quarry.
They will have civil disobedience trainings and actions all week long. Our fight goes beyond the Fore River, so this is an opportunity to lend our support to other pipeline communities.
You can view the full schedule below or on their facebook page.
May
25
6:00 PM18:00
Weymouth ConCom Meeting Continued
This meeting with the Conservation Commission is a continuation of the April 6th meeting.
May
7
1:30 PM13:30
Protest Gov. Baker's Pipeline Tax
Governor Baker is coming to town on May 7. Governor Baker also supports the pipeline tax, which will cost ratepayers nearly $8 dollars. So we are going to be at his event peacefully protesting his support of the pipeline tax, and the compressor station.
Join us Saturday, May 7 at 1:30PM. We will meet at Abigail Adams Middle School and walk over to Legion Field for an event that starts at 2pm.
May
3
11:30 AM11:30
Statehouse Rally and Hearing on Pipeline and Clean Energy
Join concerned individuals all across the state at the Oversight Hearing by the Senate Committee on Global Warming and Climate Change. This will be an opportunity to address the the many pipeline/compressor fights in the state and the need for clean, renewable energy.