- Buy a Green Convertible and help the Environment
- A most generous Sierra Club member has donated a 1995 Chrysler Lebaron Spruce Green Convertible, 14k original miles.
- Selling price: $8500. All proceeds go to the Sonoma Group Sierra Club.
- Call/Email (preferred) Tom Devlin: 544-7651, tdevlin@sonic.net.
- More information.
In this bi-monthly report:
- County Airport Expansion - Sonoma County is pressing forward with a multi-million dollar proposal to extend the main runway to 6,000 feet and to lift weight limits at the County Airport.
- Letter to Sonoma County Board of Supervisors.
See the entire SONOMA GROUP REPORT.
- 2012 ENVIRONMENTAL AWARDS DINNER
- Request for Full Environmental Impact Report
- Important environmental issues were not sufficiently analyzed in the Mitigated Negative Declaration or identified by the staff report. The nature of the project requires a full Environmental Impact Report (EIR) as mandated by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA.)
- Read the Letter to Sonoma County Board of Supervisors.
Wilderness Wall $12.95 |
Engagement Desk $13.95 |
Print out order form and mail to:
Sierra Club Office
PO Box 466
Santa Rosa, CA 95402
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- Explore and enjoy nature. Try a hike.
- Want to do your part to protect the environment? Find your interest. Attend a meeting.
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