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Your voice is needed! Join with community leaders and other supporters of Cape
Wind across Massachusetts to call for Rep Markey's active support of the Cape
Wind Project. We will deliver 8,000-plus signed postcards calling for his
endorsement of the project.

Who else will be joining us:

Clean Power Now
MCAN Chapters from Markey's district
Representatives from IBEW Local #103, the Pile Drivers Local #2404, the Maritime Trade Council, Civil Society Institute, CLEAN
MA Power Shift
Student leaders from MA colleges and universities
When: Thursday, March 6, 10:00 am
Where: Rep Markey's office, 5 High Street, Medford

Grassroots Sponsors: Belmont Climate Action Network, Clean Power Now, Greenpeace USA, IBEW Local 103, Lexington Global Warming Coalition, Mass. Climate Action Network, Mass. Interfaith Power & Light, Medford Climate Action Network, Sustainable Arlington, Sustainable Winchester


How to Get to Medford Square:
By public transportation
Orange Line: bus #101 from Malden, bus #95 or #101 from Sullivan, bus #134 from Wellington.
Red Line: bus #94, #96 from Davis Square, bus #96 from Harvard Square.
By car (Note: Please take the T or carpool if you can. Parking is limited, and driving adds to global warming.)


I-93 to exit 32 or 33
Route 60 or 16 from Arlington or Malden
Route 38 from Somerville
Where to park in Medford Square

Medford City Hall South lot
Riverside Ave. Shopping lot
Governors Ave. Street parking
Mystic River Park lot (on Route 16, down the hill from St. Joseph’s Church)