What can YOU do?

Meetings

“Eighty percent of life is just showing up,” to quote Woody Allen.

Attend relevant meetings:

The board of trustees have their meetings on the third Thursday of every month, at the environmental center “Possum Lodge,” off Pinch Road, south of Mt. Gretna. When enough people turn up to the board meetings, things start to happen. (Or, better yet in this case, not happen.)

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Write your Congressman!

Seriously, though: If your dudgeon is really high, below is a list of people concerned one way or other with this development. For the most part they are or would like to remain idyllically in denial of any opposition to the scheme. Please disavow them of this notion by writing to them; give them pause; calmly, reasonably and rationally – flaming is totally counter-productive:

Clarence Schock Governor Dick Trust
73 South Zinns Mill Road
Lebanon, PA 17042
e-mail: [email protected]

Lebanon County Commissioners
Room 207, Municipal Building
400 S. 8th. St.
Lebanon, PA 17042

Sico Foundation
P.O. Box 302
Mount Joy, PA 17552

West Cornwall Township Supervisors
73 South Zinns Mill Road
Lebanon, PA 17042

A state grant is enabling this development; please tell these people the project is flawed and their funding is misplaced:

David ‘Chip’ Brightbill [historic document, no longer a state senator, but now a park board of director]
Senate District 48
Senate Box 203048
Harrisburg, PA 17120-3048
e-mail: [email protected]
(whose property, incidentally, adjoins Governor Dick)

Larry Williamson, Director [historic document, not sure of accuracy of this data today]
Bureau of Recreation and Conservation
DCNR
Rachel Carson State Office Building
P.O. Box 8475
Harrisburg, PA 17105-8475

Governor Ed Rendell [historic document, current Governor is Josh Shapiro]
Main Capitol Building
Harrisburg, PA 17120

Postscript: The text of this section is borrowed from an abandoned Friends of Governor Dick website from 2002; minor formatting and editing has been added. We would love to know who penned these words, if you recognize them, please use the contact form to reach out.