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    The Green Party of New York State regained automatic ballot status by getting over 50,000 votes for their Governor candidate in 2010. Look for us soon on your voter registration form and your ballot.

    Gaining ballot status enables the Green Party to run more peace candidates, more single-payer candidates, more anti-fracking candidates, and more sustainable energy candidates.

    The last time that the Green Party of New York State had ballot status it set the record for running the most Green candidates of any state.

    The Green Party is an alternative party to the Democrats and Republicans. The four pillars of the Green Party are: Nonviolence/Peace; Grassroots Democracy; Social and Economic Justice; and Ecological Wisdom.

    If you are interested in getting involved in the Green Party of Suffolk,you can call 631-351-5763 or email info@gpsuffolk.org

    You can enroll in the Green Party by checking the box marked "Green Party" on the voter registration form and writing in the word "Green" on the line next to it. Click here to find a voter registration form.

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remnants of Co.

A woman whose name begins with the letter “A” has a full-back Hindu goddess-inspired tattoo
she says is synchronous though I never find out what she means.

Another woman whose name begins with “J” discussing exploring ruminating the meaning of life for a rural Hindu goddess while realizing the tattooed woman I describe is her old friend and yet  over the rest of those 4 long, hard-working, save the planet, save our skins nights and days I didn’t continue this or start anew until I had to leave Denver for Boulder.

Getting off the bus at Boulder & greeting a VW bus blaring Jimi Hendrix to a band of hippies sitting standing leaning dancing on the sidewalk.

Spending a week writing about time while immersed in the remnants of the Beats who carve a Buddhist poetic dog-loving ecology out of 60,000-seat-stadium ranting cheering prohibiting UCBoulder.

Beat-dedicated zine welcomes me home reconnecting Anne Waldman readings singings bangings howlings (?) and Neal Cassidy cross-country auto/bus driving beating pranking sledgehammer-tossing on Larimer Street.

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