Dr. Robin Falkov interviews Stephen Conklin and John Edmonds, who share common values and offer much-needed services that support human and animal life.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Info on John Edmonds<\/strong> Check out Hopeful Hooves’ webpages on Facebook<\/a> and Twitter<\/a>!<\/p>\n Click here<\/a> to listen to an excerpt of John Edmonds’ last radio appearance on Dec. 16, 2011.<\/p>\n The price of hay has skyrocketed over the past year! Please support John’s work with your generous donation at this most critical time. Click here<\/a> for the email address to send your PayPal donation.<\/p>\n Info on Stephen Conklin and Satori Farm<\/strong> Despite affidavits from two reputable sources that the case involves the blatant use of fraudulent documents and that the Conklins have not been given a fair hearing, they are on the verge of being evicted from their home and property as a result of the positions and actions taken by the presiding judge (Robert D. Mariani) and EMC Mortgage, via its legal representative, Grenen & Birsic.<\/p>\n Click here<\/a> to listen to an excerpt of last week’s broadcast featuring Stephen Conklin.<\/p>\n References<\/strong> URGENT: Help Save Satori Farm NOW!<\/a>
\nJohn Edmonds provides a loving home for abandoned dogs and horses via his tax-deductible 501(c)3 chartered organization called Hopeful Hooves, Inc.<\/a> that is located in Rainbow Valley, AZ. He is always looking for volunteer help at the ranch and can be reached by phone at (623) 386-7328.<\/p>\n
\nStarted by Stephen Conklin’s father, Satori Farm offers valuable programs for inner-city youth and feeds and clothes those in need. All earned profits are donated to charitable causes.<\/p>\n
\nConklin breathes skeptical sigh of relief as Mariani puts off eviction catastrophe by granting TRO for two more weeks<\/a>
\nPennsylvania Civil Rights Law Network
\nJan. 5, 2012<\/p>\n
\nOccupy Harrisburg
\nPosted on January 2, 2012<\/p>\n