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On the Moove...Off to PA to make the case to Casey!

by admin last modified 2009-07-11 10:19

The 'Healthy School Milk or Bust" tour has launched! The first stop for us is Pennsylvania, to get the word from the constituents of Senator Casey - and to let him hear it too!

Greetings from the road!  We made our way to the Festival of the Arts in State College, where we had some petitioning fun.  Alex was a fantastic cow and had his tail pulled several times by some enthusiastic dairy fans. 

Next we made our way to Bellefonte to visit Senator Casey’s district office.  We met with his staff, who told us Casey has received pressure from his constituents to “expel the hormones” and that he is reviewing the issue.  This underscores why you need to take action now for better school milk, and make our voice even louder to influence the Child Nutrition Act.Milk's here

We settled in for the night at a lovely B&B on a farm in Punxsutawney, PA (remember, the Groundhog Day town?)  Maybe Phil will sign before we leave for the Big Butler Fair.  Hopefully we’ll meet lots of candy apple chewin’, demolition derby viewin’ rBGH-free milk lovers!

 

-Becca, Alex, and Meredith

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Posted by N. Jackson at 2009-07-20 15:37
I just want to say what a great job you guys are doing in this campaign to rid schools of hormone infested milk. However, I think the inner urban cities should be visited in your tour because these kids are the most at risk and the least cared for in regards to nutrition and education. I'm from Philadelphia and would have loved to see you guys come to inform the people.

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