public newspaper stands for free vegetarian info

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Hello,

 

Last week I happened to go to Herbivore restaurant with

my friend (the one close to Mission and 21st st) -- I noticed

that there was a free magazine stand with lot of vegetarian

starter kit booklets. The bright green color stand was clearly

noticeable and it looks really cool. I was thinking of sponsoring

such few stands in some places close to where I live.

 

Does any one know what is involved in setting up such

free magazine stands in public street corners along with other

news stands ? like any special permissions that we need to

get from local authorities? any rental amounts that needs to be

paid to local county, etc ?

 

Regards,

thava

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Thava,

The public veggie info stands are a great idea! I would also like to look into

sponsoring a couple around my neighborhood (Oakland/Berkeley border). Please let

us all know what info you find out... I'll ask around too, and I'll check out

the ones at Herbivore next time I'm there.

-Florencia

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> Last week I happened to go to Herbivore restaurant with > my friend (the one close to Mission and 21st st) -- I noticed > that there was a free magazine stand with lot of vegetarian > starter kit booklets.

 

There are quite a few of these stands around SF that Nora Kramer and Gabe Quash have established. The structure and booklets are provided by PETA. I think it merely involved applying for a permit from the city (not sure if there was a cost)

 

Maybe Gabe will post the details to let folks know, or interested folks can contact Gabe at gabequash

 

What's weird is.. after I saw the stands, I also started to notice magazine racks that were empty, seemingly abandoned..

 

Cheers,

Tammy

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You can email alex to attain instructions on how to make these veggie newstands available in your neighborhood.Jessica

 

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Hi Veggie-People,

 

The newspaper stand project has been great. There are now 8

stands throughout San Francisco. People take an average of

100 Vegetarian Starter Guides a week.... from each stand!

Since March, we have already given out over 7,000 Vegetarian

Guides!!

PETA is looking to put a few more in the city and in other places

in the Bay Area. Please contact me if you are interested.

 

Thanks,

Gabe Quash

www.vegvideo.org

 

 

 

, " Jessica Thomas "

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