'Movie at the Moon' set for Labor Day
NORWICH – Continuing with its mission, dedicated to increasing awareness of programs that provide opportunities for interested residents to network and strengthen community ties, the local volunteer organization, Chenango Links, is pleased to sponsor the next monthly first 'Movie at the Moon' in Norwich, a showing of two short films.
In the first film, Maps, Magic & Medicine in the Rainforest, ethno-botanist and author, Mark Plotkin, describes his close work with indigenous people and tribes in the northwest Amazon. He shows how his contact with elder healers allowed him to learn vital and useful healing information that had been passed down through generations.
The second film shows actions organized by a group, Protect Orange County, as this nearby community resists a fracked gas powered electric generating plant being imposed on it. Former Congressman Dennis Kucinich, environmentalist Bill McKibben, climate activist Tim DeChristopher, and other community leaders identify the criminal corporate corruption that reached into Governor Cuomo's office in a successful push to avoid proper permitting of the project.
Additionally, Cornell scientists Bob Howarth and Anthony Ingraffea present evidence documenting the harmful impacts that the project will bring to both the state and local community natural environments.
All are invited to this event at the Bohemian Moon restaurant, 103 East Main Street, Norwich on Labor Day, Monday, September 4, 2017. The films start promptly at 7 p.m.
There is no admission charge. As an option, persons who wish may arrive at 6 p.m. to share a buffet dinner for a charge; a cash bar will also be available.
To learn more, call 334-9480 or visit http://www.chenangolinks.com.
In the first film, Maps, Magic & Medicine in the Rainforest, ethno-botanist and author, Mark Plotkin, describes his close work with indigenous people and tribes in the northwest Amazon. He shows how his contact with elder healers allowed him to learn vital and useful healing information that had been passed down through generations.
The second film shows actions organized by a group, Protect Orange County, as this nearby community resists a fracked gas powered electric generating plant being imposed on it. Former Congressman Dennis Kucinich, environmentalist Bill McKibben, climate activist Tim DeChristopher, and other community leaders identify the criminal corporate corruption that reached into Governor Cuomo's office in a successful push to avoid proper permitting of the project.
Additionally, Cornell scientists Bob Howarth and Anthony Ingraffea present evidence documenting the harmful impacts that the project will bring to both the state and local community natural environments.
All are invited to this event at the Bohemian Moon restaurant, 103 East Main Street, Norwich on Labor Day, Monday, September 4, 2017. The films start promptly at 7 p.m.
There is no admission charge. As an option, persons who wish may arrive at 6 p.m. to share a buffet dinner for a charge; a cash bar will also be available.
To learn more, call 334-9480 or visit http://www.chenangolinks.com.
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