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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Reply to Susan Serpa, <A
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>And also, let Susan know if you'd like to be on the
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href="mailto:North-east-impeachment-summit@googlegroups.com">North-east-impeachment-summit@googlegroups.com</A>
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>== pass this on to your lists, please!
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2><FONT face="Times New Roman" size=3>Hi
all,<BR><BR>You are invited to the New England Impeachment Summit working
toward<BR>the impeachment of V. P. Richard Cheney and Pres. George Bush
this<BR>coming Sunday in Worcester from 1 pm to 5 pm at Clark
University,<BR>Jefferson Bldg. Rm. # 213. This summit is intended to bring
together<BR>the efforts of New England members of other groups that primarily
promote<BR>impeachment.<BR><BR>We will be focused on Impeachment only. While
many other important and<BR>serious issues may come up, this Summit is about
impeachment. The<BR>work must begin in earnest and begin now.
If the VP and President<BR>are to be impeached, there is precious little time
left to see that<BR>accomplished. Thus, our efforts to unify our
voice. We feel the need<BR>is urgent and essential. There is much to
be
done.<BR><BR>*****************************************************************************************************************<BR><BR>***
We would like to have some idea of how many people to expect on<BR>Sunday.
Please let me know how many of you plan on coming
this<BR>Sunday.***<BR><BR>*****************************************************************************************************************<BR>We
encourage you all to car-pool, if possible. Parking may become an
issue if<BR>attendance is overwhelming.<BR><BR>directions to Clark University
below<BR><BR><BR>Thanks!<BR><BR><BR>Susan Serpa, Moderator, North East
Impeachment Summit google group</FONT></FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2> Driving Directions<BR> From
Boston<BR> From the Massachusetts Turnpike: Take I-90 (Massachusetts
Turnpike)<BR> West to Exit 10 (290 East, Auburn/Worcester). Take Exit 11
(College<BR> Square/Federal Square) off 290. Go straight, following sign
for<BR> Federal Square/Downtown. At second traffic light take a left
onto<BR> Cambridge Street (St. Matthew's Church on left and Culpeppers
Bakery<BR> on right). Go one mile to the end of Cambridge Street. Take a
sharp<BR> right onto Main Street. Go to the first traffic light at
Maywood<BR> Street. Take a left onto Maywood and another left into the
parking<BR> lot. Admissions is the blue building on the corner of Main
and<BR> Maywood.<BR> <BR> Alternate Route from Route 2: From
Route 2 East or West take 190 South<BR> to 290 West. I-290 West to Exit 18
(Rte 9, Framingham/Ware). Bear<BR> right at the end of the ramp. Go through
the lights at the end of the<BR> ramp and get into the middle lane. Bear
left following signs to<BR> Lincoln Square. Take right at second traffic
light onto Highland<BR> Street. At fifth traffic light turn left onto Park
Avenue. Go straight<BR> for to the sixth light, take left onto Maywood
Street, go thru stop<BR> sign. Visitor Parking is on the right. Admissions
is the blue building<BR> on the corner of Main and
Maywood.<BR> <BR> From Cape Cod and Southern
Massachusetts<BR> Take 495 North to I-90 (Massachusetts Turnpike) West.
Take Exit 10<BR> (290 East, Auburn/Worcester) off I-90. Take Exit 11
(College Square/<BR> Federal Square) off 290. Go straight, following sign
for Federal<BR> Square/Downtown. At second traffic light take a left onto
Cambridge<BR> Street (St. Matthew's Church on left and Culpeppers Bakery on
right).<BR> Go one mile to the end of Cambridge Street. Take a sharp right
onto<BR> Main Street. Go to the first traffic light at Maywood Street. Take
a<BR> left onto Maywood and another left into the parking lot. Admissions
is<BR> the blue building on the corner of Main and
Maywood.<BR> <BR> From Eastern Connecticut<BR> Take 395 North to
290 East. Take Exit 11 (College Square/Federal<BR> Square) off 290. Go
straight, following sign for Federal Square/<BR> Downtown. At second
traffic light take a left onto Cambridge Street<BR> (St. Matthew's Church
on left and Culpeppers Bakery on right). Go one<BR> mile to the end of
Cambridge Street. Take a sharp right onto Main<BR> Street. Go to the first
traffic light at Maywood Street. Take a left<BR> onto Maywood and another
left into the parking lot. Admissions is the<BR> blue building on the
corner of Main and Maywood.<BR> <BR> From Maine<BR> Take 95 South
to 495 South to 290 West. Take Exit 18 (Rte 9,<BR> Framingham/Ware). Bear
right at the end of the ramp. Go through the<BR> lights at the end of the
ramp and get into the middle lane. Bear left<BR> following signs to Lincoln
Square. Take right at second traffic light<BR> onto Highland Street. At
fifth traffic light turn left onto Park<BR> Avenue. Go straight for to the
sixth light, take left onto Maywood<BR> Street, go thru stop sign. Visitor
Parking is on the right. Admissions<BR> is the blue building on the corner
of Main and Maywood.<BR> <BR> From New Hampshire<BR> Take 93
South to 495 South to 290 West. Take Exit 18 (Rte 9,<BR> Framingham/Ware).
Bear right at the end of the ramp. Go through the<BR> lights at the end of
the ramp and get into the middle lane. Bear left<BR> following signs to
Lincoln Square. Take right at second traffic light<BR> onto Highland
Street. At fifth traffic light turn left onto Park<BR> Avenue. Go straight
for to the sixth light, take left onto Maywood<BR> Street, go thru stop
sign. Visitor Parking is on the right. Admissions<BR> is the blue building
on the corner of Main and Maywood.<BR> <BR> From Points South (New
York, New Jersey, Central & Western<BR> Connecticut)<BR> Take
Route 84 East to the Massachusetts Turnpike (Route I-90) East to<BR> Exit
10 (290 East, Auburn/Worcester). Take Exit 11 (College Square/<BR> Federal
Square) off 290. Go straight, following sign for
Federal<BR> Square/Downtown. At second traffic light take a left onto
Cambridge<BR> Street (St. Matthew's Church on left and Culpeppers Bakery on
right).<BR> Go one mile to the end of Cambridge Street. Take a sharp right
onto<BR> Main Street. Go to the first traffic light at Maywood Street. Take
a<BR> left onto Maywood and another left into the parking lot. Admissions
is<BR> the blue building on the corner of Main and
Maywood.<BR> <BR> From Rhode Island<BR> Take Route 146 North to
Exit 12 (122A North - McKeon Road/Vernon<BR> Hill). At the lights take a
left onto Millbury Street. At the first<BR> traffic light, take a left and
then proceed through two sets of lights<BR> onto McKeon Road. Follow McKeon
Road to the end and take a left onto<BR> Cambridge Street. After the
traffic light at the corner of Cambridge<BR> and Southbridge Streets go one
mile to the end of Cambridge Street.<BR> Take a sharp right onto Main
Street . Go to the first traffic light at<BR> Maywood Street. Take a left
onto Maywood and another left into the<BR> parking lot. Admissions is the
blue building on the corner of Main
and<BR> Maywood.<BR> <BR> From Vermont<BR> Take 91 South to
Route 2 East. From Route 2 East take 190 South to 290<BR> West. Take Exit
18 (Rte 9, Framingham/Ware). Bear right at the end of<BR> the ramp. Go
through the lights at the end of the ramp and get into<BR> the middle lane.
Bear left following signs to Lincoln Square. Take<BR> right at second
traffic light onto Highland Street. At fifth traffic<BR> light turn left
onto Park Avenue. Go straight for to the sixth light,<BR> take left onto
Maywood Street, go thru stop sign. Visitor Parking is<BR> on the right.
Admissions is the blue building on the corner of Main<BR> and
Maywood.<BR> <BR> Traveling by Air<BR> There are two
international airports that are convenient to Clark:<BR> Logan
International Airport in Boston, MA and T.F. Green
International<BR> Airport in Warwick, RI (near Providence). You may arrange
a limousine<BR> van ride to Worcester from either airport by calling
Worcester Airport<BR> Limousine Service at 800-660-0992 or visiting them on
the web at<BR> <A href="http://www.wlimo.com">www.wlimo.com</A>. Be sure to
make your reservations early. Please note:<BR> the trip from Boston to
Worcester takes over an hour travel time.<BR> <BR> Traveling by
Bus<BR> Worcester's bus station is serviced by Greyhound and Peter Pan.
The<BR> best way to get to Clark from the bus station is by taxi.
For<BR> schedules and fares from Boston, New York and Washington,
D.C.<BR> contact:<BR> <BR> Greyhound at <A
href="http://www.greyhound.com">www.greyhound.com</A> or
800-229-9424<BR> Peter Pan at <A
href="http://www.peterpanbus.com">www.peterpanbus.com</A> or
800-343-9999<BR> A taxi will take you to Clark from the Worcester bus
depot.<BR> <BR> Traveling by Taxi<BR> A taxi will take you to
Clark from the Worcester bus depot or train<BR> station for about $7-9. Two
local taxis are Yellow Cab at 508-754-3211<BR> and Red Cab at
508-792-9999.<BR> <BR> Traveling by Train<BR> Worcester's train
station is approximately three miles from campus. It<BR> is serviced by
Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited and Regional Lines, and the<BR> MBTA Commuter
Rail from Boston. The best way to get to Clark from the<BR> train station
is by taxi.<BR> For schedules and fares contact:<BR> <BR> Amtrak
at <A href="http://www.amtrak.com">www.amtrak.com</A> or
800-872-7245<BR> MBTA Commuter Trail at <A
href="http://www.mbta.com">www.mbta.com</A> or 800-392-6100.<BR> A taxi
will take you to Clark from the Worcester train station for<BR> about $7-9.
The two local taxi companies are Yellow Cab at<BR> 508-754-3211 and Red Cab
at 508-792-9999.<BR> <BR> <BR> </DIV>
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