In this issue of the Trailblazer: October 2005 Vol. 37 No.3

• Sierra Club Launches Exxpose Exxon Campaign
• News from the Summit
• Training Session in Utica
• Election Biographies
• A Hike in the Smokies
• Election Ballot
• Hudson PCB Project Update
• EPA Gets An Education
• Good News in Niagara County
• Report Details Environmental HArm to Fetuses
• Sierra Club Response to Supreme Court Nominee
• Contributions Needed
• Resolutions from Great Lakes United's 23rd Annual General Meeting
• New Film Focuses on Great Lakes Surfing
• Bush Agrees That Global Warming Occurs: So Why Doesn't He Act Accordingly?
• Wetlan Policy Thoughts
• Plutonium and Playgrounds Don't Mix
• New Meeting Location
• Sierra Club Outings

In this issue of the Trailblazer: July 2005 Vol. 37 No.2

• Strategic Planning Retreat
• Scenic Byway Designation Sought for Route 219
• Tips from the League of Conservation Voters
• Alliances
• Sierra Club 2006 Calendar Coming Soon
• How Long is Long Enough?
• Interested in Running for the Exec Committee?
• Bob Cieselski Appointed Group Secretary
• Invitation from the American Littoral Society
• Earth Sense Opened May 3
• Society of Biblical literature Lists Environmental Stewardship as anImportant Value
• Environmental Summit Held in Lewiston
• Letters to the Editor
• Auto Industry Nears Tipping Point on Clean Cars, 35% of Car Buyers Live in Areas Requiring Clean Cars
• Our Executive Comittee
• Check out the RRG Website

In this issue of the Trailblazer: April 2005 Vol. 37 No.1

• Buffalo Limits Toxics
• Kirk Johnson Speaks at Sierra Club Dinner, Reveals Controversial Position
• Environmentalists Needed on the Greenway Commission
• Julie Barrett O'Neil Receives Blake Reeves Award
• Niagara County Joins the Fight
• Bigger Better Bottle Bill
• People of Faith Take Action on Global Warming and Power Plant Pollution
• Effoerts to Save Marcy Woods Continue
• Spirit Wolf
• PCB's "Most Likely" Not Coming to Niagara
• A Note from Our Membership Chair
• League of Conservation Voters Scorecard
• Save the Hemlock Forest in Evans

In this issue of the Trailblazer: January 2005 Vol. 36 No.4

• When the Going Gets Tough...
• Niagara Group Winter Dinner Meeting
• 2004 Niagara Group Election Results
• Prioities for 2005
• Attack on the Forests
• Elizabeth Kaszubski Testifieds Against Lewiston Golf Course
• Save Zoar Valley Update
• Are We Humble Enough to Learn?
• A Personal Note by Charles Lamb
• Warming the World to Dry Our Socks
• State Moves to Protect Central NY Wetland
• Trip to Isle Royal
• Introducing Joe Gardella
• Robert Moses Parkway Update
• Victory over Waste Management, Inc. in NC