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The mission of the Mid-Hudson Vegetarian Society, Inc. is to promote the vegetarian ethic in the Mid-Hudson (New York) region, educate the community and aid anyone in the pursuit of a totally vegetarian (vegan) cruelty-free and healthful lifestyle.
Newsletters Columbia-Greene Chapter Corner Victory for Vegetarians Columbia-Greene organizer Joan Zacharias took a break from planning veggie dinners and potlucks to campaign for a seat on the Sierra Club’s New York State Executive Committee - and won. Zacharias ran on an explicitly pro-vegetarian platform, noting the widespread environmental damage caused by eating a million animals an hour in this country. Joan and her slate of "John Muir Sierrans" - a group of Sierra Club members fighting for more grassroots democracy in the nation’s largest and oldest environmental organization - swept the election. Zacharias plans to advocate for locally grown plant-based food at all Sierra Club events, and she is part of a national network of activists who are pressing the Club to start promoting low-impact, plant-based eating. A committee to work against factory farms in New York State is now forming. If you are interested in working on vegetarian or factory farming issues with other Sierra Club members, please contact joanzach@taconic.net . Greene Sprouts A new group for vegetarian children is sprouting up in Greene
County. "Greene Sprouts" is the brainchild of vegan brother and sister Juliana
(age 6) and Michel (age 5) Catardo, of Windham. They are looking for other
veggie children to join the group, for fun, support, learning and family
get-togethers. If interested, e-mail
goveggie@taconic.net with your name,
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