Lancaster Against Pipelines

[...] public forums to discuss the matter. “The proposed Williams Partners pipeline in Lancaster County is troubling. My friends and neighbors, local farmers, and other members of the community [...]

[...] with deep roots. The 8 of us were arrested, alongside 40 supporters, for protecting Lancaster County land, and for that we are proud.  Our county’s rich soil is steeped in a long and prideful [...]

[...] of the proposed fracked-gas Atlantic Sunrise pipeline, which would run through 35 miles of Lancaster County and across the private lands of many Lancaster community members. [...]

[...] Statement: “It’s All of Us!” Politicians & Municipalities: Stand with Lancaster County! The proposed Atlantic Sunrise natural gas pipeline will impact all residents of Lancaster [...]

[...] he opposes the Central Penn Line natural gas pipeline project as it is currently proposed by Williams Partners.  The pipeline would transport fracked natural gas from Susquehanna County through [...]

[...] Park here: http://bit.ly/1rXx0tZ 40 Lancaster residents encircle & halt Williams Partners pipeline drilling operation at registered archaeological site along Conestoga River 40 [...]

[...] in Pennsylvania from Community Supporters Over the past month you may have been contacted by Williams Partners, based out of Oklahoma, regarding their grant program for community and conservation [...]

[...] that Cindy Ivey of Williams has released the Universal Field Services crew from working with Williams Partners. We do not believe this adequately or satisfactorily addresses the problem. First we were [...]

[...] the worst light possible.” He sent these emails to members of Lancaster Against Pipelines, Lancaster Newspapers, Lancaster Farmland Trust, the County Conservancy and other [...]

[...] Lancaster Against Pipelines will be on hand at various polling stations across the county to guide voters in [...]

[...] Conservancy, township supervisors, political candidates to join tour organized by Lancaster Against Pipelines This Saturday, Nov. 1, beginning at 10am at Executive Coach in Willow Street, Lancaster [...]

[...] Demand An End to Trespassing. Several residents of Martic Township have contacted Lancaster Against Pipelines with the news that Williams trespassed, again, on their property on Thursday Morning.   [...]

[...] Muhlenberg Botanical Society are deeply concerned about the proposed route of the Atlantic Sunrise pipeline through Lancaster County. We strongly object to the pipeline being put through [...]

[...] CELDF About 200 Conestoga residents met for a second time to learn more about the Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline and consider their  options. Reports were given on Insurance & Mortgage concerns, [...]

[...] County residents: We, residents and landowners of Martic Township, oppose the Atlantic Sunrise pipeline.  Williams Partners appears to have a history of trespassing on private land.  We [...]

[...] cited projected loss of production for farms along the pipeline route: The proposed Atlantic Sunrise pipeline requires a construction right-of-way of 160 feet and a permanent right-of-way of 50 feet [...]

[...] -ditch attempt to win Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approval. Ed Saxton, of Martic Township, hosted the press conference at his home.  He warned:  “This is a proposed [...]

[...] Bravo to Lancaster Newspapers for their editorial supporting Martic Township supervisors and Lancaster landowners who have chosen to speak out against the pipeline.  The [...]

[...] out to the Conestoga Fire Hall Wednesday evening.  Malinda Harnish Clatterbuck of Martic Township presented her findings on the dismal safety record of Williams Partners, and talked [...]

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[...] at the Town Hall Meeting at 7pm.  All Martic Residents strongly encouraged attend.  Lancaster County residents encouraged to attend in support. [...]

[...] ;as it is currently proposed.” These statements do not inspire the confidence of Lancaster County residents, nor do they suggest that any research or significant thought has been given to this [...]

[...] record of Williams Partners, and talked about the potential impacts it could have on Lancaster County residents. Among the 250 residents attending the meeting were several Amish farmers.   250 [...]

[...] Martic residents have worked withlancasteragainstpipelines.com to ask for help from Lancaster County residents: We, residents and landowners of Martic Township, oppose the Atlantic Sunrise pipeline. [...]

[...] The following is notes and links from the public meeting in Conestoga Township. Opening Thank you everyone for coming and to our supervisors for allowing us to gather and [...]

[...] controversial natural gas pipeline proposed for Lancaster County at a community meeting in Conestoga Township on Wednesday. The community meeting had been set up by the citizens group, Lancaster [...]

[...] have used civil disobedience to disrupt Williams Partners The drilling is taking place in Conestoga Township, approximately 25 feet from the Conestoga River. Residents claims that the area has been [...]

[...]  “Even if it’s in our backyard, it’s your children and lives, too,” said Kim Kann of Conestoga township, as she ripped up her easement offer. More landowners are expected to reject [...]

[...] rights.  The township ordinance strategy is worth researching and pursuing for Lancaster residents that are serious about stopping the proposed natural gas pipelines. To read the full [...]

[...] 8 Arrested “Conestoga Land Protectors” – Community to Gather in Support The eight Lancaster residents who were arrested for shutting down Williams Partners pipeline-preparation core- [...]

[...] , on January 5th. They were among a crowd of 40 Lancaster residents who stopped the drilling from occurring. The eight are: Mark Clatterbuck, Jono Droege, Dr. [...]

[...] Park here: http://bit.ly/1rXx0tZ 40 Lancaster residents encircle & halt Williams Partners pipeline drilling operation at registered [...]

[...] Conestoga Residents: Download and distribute this flyer to your friends and neighbors. Let’s turn out as [...]

[...] Conestoga Township Meeting Considers CELDF About 200 Conestoga residents met for a second time to learn more about the Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline and consider their  [...]

[...] on properties on other projects.  We have also heard from other Martic & Conestoga residents that their land was illegally surveyed in the past.  We are therefore led to believe [...]

[...] sites, historic Lancaster County farmland, and their rural way of life.  A majority of Conestoga residents oppose the pipeline. Today is the first time that Lancaster County residents have used [...]

[...] be used in Lancaster County. About halfway through the open house, supporters of the Lancaster Against Pipeline citizens group staged a sit-in in the middle of the auditorium. Speakers were critical [...]

[...] landowner’s home in each township along the route of the proposed pipeline. Lancaster Against Pipeline is billing their tour as “by the people, for the people.”  The local movement [...]