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REACH is a grassroots, community-based organization whose goal is to educate, promote awareness and effect positive change regarding environmental issues of local and regional concerns. REACH works with local,state and federal elected and government officials, as well as scientific and medical professionals, to promote a cleaner environment through public education and the application of more effective environmental standards and law. |
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REACH rally 10-21-2004 Congressman Pete McCloskey from California. |
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 Paul Newman speaks at REACH rally |
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| .........................REACH rally 10-8-2004 | ||||||||||||||||
 Is this the fate of class 2008? |
 Over 300 people from Hopkinton and surrounding communities gathered at Rowell Bridge in West Hopkinton to protest Bio Energy's plan to burn C&D debris. |
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 REACH organizer and family doctor outlines the health threats posed by toxic emissions that are produced with C&D is burned.
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 Crowd gathers for Oct 8th rally, Bio Energy's smokestack is in the background. |
 John Lynch Hopkinton businessman and candidate for Governor (now Governor) tells the crowd we need to be stewards of our environment. |
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 Ron Lajoie, President of REACH addresses more than 300 people gathered in West Hopkinton to protest the burning of construction and demolition (C&D) debris. |
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