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Our Rally Cry Becomes “On To The Senate!” – For FREE and OPEN Beaches

contactFor those of you who enjoy recreational access to Cape Hatteras…..your attention and involvement is requested! H.R. (House of Representatives) 4094 has been passed. Now we need concentrate on S. (Senate) 2372. This has to pass in the senate committee before it moves on and hits the floor of the Senate for a vote. The hearing will be held on the 27th of June, next Wednesday which means that it’s imperative that we push, hard and fast, to make our voices heard.

Contact your Senators and push this bill through. Contact those that are on the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources. http://www.energy.senate.gov/public/
Remind them of why this matters to you and how much you care about this resource and access.

You can make a difference and now, if ever, is the time to do so. Send an email to the White House as well explaining the same. http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact

We only have until next Wednesday to get this done folks..so lets get at it!

Simply copy this text below to make it even easier (or speak your mind of course):

The most unbelievable aspect about what is happening in Cape Hatteras National “Recreational” Seashore is how all of these “special interest groups” somehow trump the United States Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. They have become the puppeteers of our society and their influence affects every aspect of our daily lives, from commerce, to tourism, to recreation.

About the Author

Brent

BrentGrowing up as a kid in Virginia Beach, Brent has always been surrounded by water. Sailing, surfing, fishing and skateboarding were his passions and foundation that drew him near the ocean. He attended Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA and graduated with a Bachelor's in Communication Arts & Design. Having worked at several companies in Richmond as an Art Director, and living away from the ocean for about 10 years, he and his wife decided to make the move back East with their sights on the Outer Banks. With surfing being his favorite hobby, the Outer Banks was a perfect fit. In 2005, Brent headed back to a more familiar and welcoming beach community and now lives in Kill Devil Hills with his wife and 2 daughters. Brent has run a Graphic Design business (BN Design & Advertising) for over 12 years. Complimenting his Design business during the day, Brent is also an acoustic solo guitarist and plays gigs regularly on the Outer Banks and is also a board member of the Surfrider Foundation, Outer Banks Chapter.View all posts by Brent →

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