There's a lot more than the devil's own toxic cocktail coming from Marcellus Shale drilling. The air pollution coming from there can travel far from the sites, and on a NW breeze beautiful Bucks County is downwind. Yet "indoor air pollution can be can be 10 times worse than L.A. on a bad day, no matter where you live." Friday, March 5th (7 PM) the Environmental Home Store in Doylestown will be presenting a dynamic video-discussion led by Jill Kowalski, and indoor air quality specialist and green

As for the rate caps coming off, I am not a Peco customer, I am a member of the Energy Cooperative! (http://www.theenergy.coop) which is a nonprofit cooperative, owned and controlled by the consumers who use our services in Southeastern PA. I have EcoChoice100 which is 100% renewable, real, and local electricity available to members in PECO’s service territory. Yes it is more expensive than Peco but it is 100% renewable electricity! (no Coal, no Nuke) and I will not have the sticker shock

It is wonderful that citizens are coming together in Newtown but they have an even bigger challenge and that is to work to see that their voice is not just heard but included in actual decision-making by township officials. At present citizens may speak but when decisions are made it is only the "Experts" information that must be considered. It's time that citizens be considered the experts of their own hometown, not the outside developer.

I attended the MLK program yesterday "Building Bridges" and participated in the dialogue. It was one of the best MLK events I've ever been part of. Everyone that I spoke with said this was one of the best events ever and a great way to honor the memory of Dr. King. I am looking forward to the next dialogue which will take place during Peace Week in April. Thank you for covering this event and providing people with the opportunity to watch it online. I am so happy to live in Bucks County and