Join Jimmy Tingle
With the Sierra Club, MASSPIRG, MassAudubon, Environmental League of Mass. Emerald Necklace, Surfrider Massachusetts Chapter, Mass Climate Action Network, South Shore Recycling Cooperative, for
"THE BATTLE FOR THE BOTTLE BILL"
Comedy, Conversation, Music, and ACTION!
A Rally to Increase Recycling!
Sat. April 6th, 7pm
The Regent Theatre, 7 Medford St., Arlington, MA
"Here's my empty water bottle- give me a nickel!!!"
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Hi Folks,
We need action on this issue!! The Bottle Bill Update legislation has been stalled and blocked by some of our elected officials for some 16 years! World War II only took 4 years!
Join us on Saturday April 6th at 7pm for some great comedy, music and conversation as we rally to push for passage of an updated Bottle Bill.
What is the "Updated" Bottle Bill, you ask?
The Bottle Bill has been around for 30 years, and it is by far the state's most effective recycling and litter control program. It's a great bill, BUT it doesn't cover water, tea, or other non-carbonated beverages. That's what we're pushing for on April 6th - an expanded Bottle Bill!
The Battle for the Bottle Bill started for me last July during this curbside "debate" at The Statehouse. I was outnumbered 2 to 1, but so what! Check it out!
FEATURING
Your Comedic Host & Producer
Jimmy Tingle
Interviews & conversation with
Phil Sego of the Sierra Club
Janet Domenitz of MASSPIRG
State Senator Bob Hedlund, (R-Weymouth)
State Senator Ken Donnelly (D-Arlington)
State Representative Sean Garballey (D-Arlington)
Revere Activist Christine Pierannunzi
Audience Q&A
Saturday, April 6th, 2013 7:00PM - 9:00PM
The Regent Theatre, 7 Medford St. Arlington, MA
$15 General Admission ($20 day of)
$10 Students & Seniors
$25 Meet & Greet with cash bar
and complimentary appetizers at
"Not Your Average Joe's"
We'll be filming the show for cable access television, and will host on the internet.
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Why the Bottle Bill Update?
It will decrease litter and increase recycling.
It is endorsed by 208 cities and towns.
It is supported by 77% of voters.
It helps cities and towns with litter/disposal costs; The State estimates that cities and towns will save approximately $7 million total in these costs once the update passes.
It complements curbside recycling, reaching the on-the-go beverages that curbside cannot. For example, curbside recycling recycles only 22% of water bottles, but the bottle bill brings in 80% of deposit bottles like Coke and Pepsi.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
www.massbottlebill.org
ABOUT THE REGENT THEATRE
The historic Regent Theatre, conveniently located at 7 Medford Street (just off Mass. Ave.) in Arlington Center, is MBTA and handicap accessible with free parking in the municipal lot across the street. Beer & wine will be available to those 21 and over with Proper I.D. For directions and more info visit www.RegentTheatre.com or call 781-646-4849.
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