The MEPA office (MA Environmental Policy Act) will conduct an on-site review of Kings Cove Park as part of the ongoing soil contamination remediation plan. Residents are encouraged to attend the site visit. If you can’t make it in person, there will be a virtual meeting in the afternoon. Zoom link: https://vhb.zoom.us/j/83739748140?pwd=jbRWAyNb9CKT4QT4RXWmIKyHY6aILc.1

The MEPA office (MA Environmental Policy Act) will conduct an on-site review of Kings Cove Park as part of the ongoing soil contamination remediation plan. Residents are encouraged to attend the site visit. If you can’t make it in person, there will be a virtual meeting in the afternoon.

Join us on Tuesday, March 11th, for our next community meeting. We will be meeting at 7pm on Zoom. Register here for a link to the meeting.

We invite you to join us for a webinar later this month organized by the Stop Project Maple Coalition.

Join us on Tuesday, January 14th, for our first meeting of 2025. We will be meeting at 7pm on Zoom. Register here for a link to the meeting.

Join us on November 12h at 7pm on Zoom for our next meeting.

Join us on September 17th at 7pm on Zoom for our next meeting.

On Tuesday, September 16, the Stop Project Maple coalition is hosting a webinar to discuss Project Maple and what Enbridge is doing. The presentation will be led by No Fracked Gas in Mass and Pipe Line Awareness Network for the North East (PLAN-NE).

Image source: StopProjectMaple.org

Join us on July 9 at 7pm on Zoom for our next meeting.

Join us on May 21 at 7pm on Zoom for our next meeting.

Join us on May 14 for the next PIP meeting.

Join us on March 19 at 7pm on Zoom for our next meeting.

FRRACS invites you to join us on Wednesday, January 31 for oral arguments for our appeal hearing of Enbridge’s Ch. 91 Waterways License.

Join us for our monthly meeting. As always, we'll be meeting at 7pm on Zoom.

Join FRRACS on Wednesday, November 15 at 10 AM for a rally in Kings Cove Park, in opposition to the operation of Enbridge’s compressor station. We are gathering to say “No More Toxic Gas”. The compressor station is spewing toxicity into the community, despite the lack of the need for the gas or facility, and while a key license is being appealed in court.

Join us for our monthly meeting. As always, we'll be meeting at 7pm on Zoom.

We are hosting an art build at the Fore River Clubhouse on November 9, from 6-9 pm. There will be pizza, drinks, and art supplies. We’ll be making signs for our upcoming rally on November 15. Stop by and say hello!

FRRACS invites you to join us on October 25 for our appeal hearing of Enbridge’s Ch. 91 Waterways License. The hearing will be virtual. It will begin on Oct. 25 and will extend to Oct. 26 if needed.

Join us for our monthly meeting. As always, we'll be meeting at 7pm on Zoom.

Join us for our monthly meeting. As always, we'll be meeting at 7pm on Zoom.

Join us for our monthly meeting. As always, we'll be meeting at 7pm on Zoom.

We are taking a break this month. See you in August!

Join us for our monthly meeting. As always, we'll be meeting at 7pm on Zoom.

It's time once again, Campers, for another Public Involvement Plan (PIP) meeting!

This meeting will cover Enbridge's plan to control erosion on the eastern side of the property and, possibly, do some cleaning up on the beach. The report is over 800 pages long, but you can read it here.

Join us for our monthly meeting. As always, we'll be meeting at 7pm on Zoom.

On Thursday, February 16, a chemical fire occurred the Clean Harbors hazardous waste storage facility in Braintree, burning seventy-five 55-gallon barrels of hazardous waste. This event will feature a panel discussion with Elizabeth Maglio, Braintree Town Councilor and Alice Arena, President, Fore River Residents Against the Compressor Station, on the aftermath of this fire and the impact it has had on the community.

There will be a live screening of South Shore People Power on Thursday, April 27 at 7pm at the United First Parish Church in Quincy (1306 Hancock Street) The screening will be followed by a Q&A discussion. 

Save the Date: Earth Day Celebration April 22 from 1-4pm in Quincy. Organized by Shared Habitat Earth.

Event details shared from Shared Habitat Earth: https://www.sharedhabitatearth.org/

On Thursday beginning at 9:30 AM, FRRACS’ Attorney Michael Hayden will be arguing before the Third Circuit Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C. He will be presenting our case against the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and their thirty-three minute approval of the extension of the two year certificate for the Weymouth Compressor Station in December of 2018. Although these approvals are usually rubber stamps for the industry, FERC always follows procedures that take two to four days. Furthermore, Congressman Lynch had requested that FERC open a comment period prior to re-authorizing the two year certificate a month before FERC acted. Fingers crossed, Campers! You can listen to the arguments here. Case#: 22-1146.

Join us for our monthly meeting. As always, we'll be meeting at 7pm on Zoom.