HTCAPP’s NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION: Learn to Tweet!

We continue to urge you to use all available forms of communication to get the word out, including writing letters to our legislators about this unnecessary proposed pipeline through our community and the place that we love!  Please download (see below) the free handy and useful guide provided by our anti-fracking friend, Karen Feridun, called “Twitter 101 for Fractivists” and begin Tweeting today!  To set up and open your own free account on Twitter, just go to https://twitter.com and follow the instructions.

DOWNLOAD: Twitter 101 for Fractivists handout_rev12_11

HTCAPP continues to fight the proposed PennEast Pipeline and we encourage you to join us in this effort!

Write your objections to Mercer County about their recent FERC comments:

Mercer County’s Comments to FERC re: Proposed PennEast Pipeline 12-23-14

Mercer County Administration Building
640 South Broad Street
P.O. Box 8068
Trenton, NJ 08650-0068

HTCAPP/Hopewell Township Citizens Against the PennEast Pipeline, feels that the stance taken by Mercer County in their Dec 23 comments to FERC regarding the proposed PennEast Pipeline does not protect Mercer County and Hopewell Valley from this unnecessary project and (HTCAPP) will continue to fight this pipeline along any and every proposed route through Mercer County and Hopewell Valley as any proposed co-location route continues to endanger the residents and environment of this county/township.

– NEW: Posted Dec. 30, 2014: FERC 12 18 14 Opinion on Princeton Ridge Transco Pipeline

East Amwell Passes Resolution Against Pipeline

(NJ.com, Dec 10, 2014) Delaware River Basin Commission meeting becomes forum for PennEast Pipeline foes
(NJ.com, Dec 10, 2014) PennEast pipeline opposition groups take concerns to Delaware River Basin Commission
(NJ.com, Dec 10, 2014) PennEast says it will meet with freeholders as county officials explore options

GUEST OPINION: Thanks to DRBC for deciding to review PennEast pipeline (Hopewell Valley News, November 26, 2014)

FILL OUT POSTCARDS to the DRBC at:

Emily’s on N. Main Street in Pennington, The Mercer County Library on Delaware Ave., or the Hopewell Township Municipal Building

Breaking News: Controversial Marcellus Shale Gas Pipeline Threatens Delaware River Basin and Rural Communities in the Northeast (Huffington Post, November 21, 2014)

REGISTER with FERC and SUBMIT COMMENTS

WRITE THE GOVERNOR and the DELAWARE RIVER BASIN COMMISSION

Post no trespassing signs and send certified mail a survey refusal letter –Refuse Survey Letter

Congressman Rush Holt submits comments to FERC

PENNINGTON: Boro joins opposition to pipeline

New Page Just Added . . . Wildlife Sightings

STOP THE PIPELINE Signs are Here!!!

Is your front lawn beginning to look a little bit dreary with Winter fast approaching?

Do you need something to brighten it up a bit?

Then, why not head over to Rosedale Mills on Route 31 North and pick up your very own “STOP THE PIPELINE” sign. The suggested donation is only $5 (which goes fully towards the printing costs for the signs) and, I am sure you’ll agree, is for a worthy cause. Please stop by and pick up your sign while supplies last and let your neighbors, the community, your elected officials, FERC and PennEast know where you stand!

Rosedale Mills

Special News Alerts

From NJ.com:
– Mercer County Executive announces opposition to $1B PennEast natural gas pipeline proposal

Additional Support from Elected Officials in Hunterdon County:
– Legislators, Hunterdon freeholders, mayors press PennEast Pipeline Co. for more town meetings

Now… ALL TOWNSHIPS ALONG THE ROUTE HAVE PASSED RESOLUTIONS AGAINST THE PIPELINE! Hopewell Township, West Amwell Township, Lambertville, Delaware Township, Millford Township, Alexandria, Kingwood, and  Holland Township are all against PennEast Pipeline!

See IN THE NEWS for further details