Re: Second screening of The End of Suburbia

16 Feb 2005

      D5 is a good suggestion.  We'll look for a venue
there.  We get the theater practically for free since
one of the TWG people works there (Christine).  And it
is set up for DVDs and the theater owners like us
already -- and wants the Green Party to hold monthly
events there.

ALso, the date may change to Tuesday March 22 --
depending on the availability of the theater.  We do
not want you to have a B of S meeting and then have to
go to another event after that -- especially if the B
of S meeting runs late.

Sue

--- Ross Mirkarimi <Ross.Mirkarimi@sfgov.org> wrote:
...
Sue,
Thank you for the invitation.  I will come but I
cannot stay as long as I
did last time.  Also, should you all feature this
again, could you do it in
D5 - just a thought.
Best,
Ross
susan vaughan
<susan_e_vaughan@
yahoo.com>                             
                   To 
                                       ross
mirkarimi                      
             02/15/2005 01:05         
<ross.mirkarimi@sfgov.org>, boris   
             PM                        delepine
<boris.delepine@sfgov.org>, cheryl  
                                       brodie
<cheryl.brodie@sfgov.org>
cc 
                                       Don
Eichelberger
<don_eichelberger@yahoo.com>,       
                                       working group
transportation
<transpo@sfgreens.org>, marc        
                                       salomon
<marc@cybre.net>
Subject 
                                       Second
screening of The End of      
                                       Suburbia
Dear Ross:
The Transportation and Energy Working Groups are
planning on doing a second screening of The End of
Suburbia at the same location, The Off-Market
Theater
at 965 Mission Street.  We are tentatively planning
to
have this second screening on Wednesday, March 23.
We have invited Leah Shahum to participate, and she
has confirmed.  Don Eichelberger will invite Peter
Camejo again also.  We would also like to have you
participate again if you can.
This would be an opportunity for you to talk about
the
proposed Muni fare hikes and service cuts,
alternatives to fare hikes and service cuts, your
chairmanship of the LAFCO, and any additional
measures
you are planning to undertake regarding energy and
transportation.
Please let us know soon so that we can inform the
various media outlets.
Thanks,
Sue Vaughan
668-3119
601-9297
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