Gastonia Grizzlies Game

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Join the Catawba Riverkeeper at the MIDNIGHT Gastonia Grizzlies Game. Come early and drop off your unused and expired medication for proper disposal.

What
  • Social Event
When Jul 27, 2012 08:00 PM to
Jul 28, 2012 02:00 AM
Where Sims Park - 1001 North Marietta Street Gastonia, NC 28054
Contact Name
Contact Phone 704-679-9494
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Support the Catawba Riverkeeper and Catch a Midnight Baseball Game

On July 27th cheer on the Gastonia Grizzlies as they take on the Forest City Owls and help support the Catawba Riverkeepers in the process.  Gates will open at 8 PM and first pitch will be at midnight.  Fill out the form below or click here to buy your tickets from Catawba Riverkeeper and save $1 on each ticket.  The night will include a homerun derby, Grizzlies players in a dunking tank, bed races, pillow fights, pajama races, eating contest, flip cup tournament and a live performance by Lyric.  Tickets bought from the Riverkeeper are $6 each.

Gaston County Police will be on site from 8 PM till 10 to collect unused and expired medication for proper disposal, which helps keep the medication from entering our waterways.

 Directions from 85-N:

  • Take exit 17 for US-321 S/US-321 N toward Gastonia/ Lincolnton
  • Merge onto N Chester Street
  • Turn left at Caldwell Street
  • Take 1st left onto Sycamore Avenue
  • Turn left at N Marietta Street
  • Sims Legion Park will be on your left

If you have any difficulty using the form above to purchase tickets, click here toorder you tickets. 

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Help protect your River! 

Tell your Riverkeeper if you see:

  • Sewage Overflows
  • Failure to control sediment from construction sites
  • Illegal clearing of buffer areas
  • Fish kills 
  • Unpermitted discharges
  • Other issues that concern you

Click here to fill out a pollution report or to report water pollution to Catawba Riverkeeper by phone, call 1-888-679-9494 or 704-679-9494.  In addition, to informing your Riverkeeper, you should also report spills or contamination to federal, state and local environmental officials.

To report South Carolina water pollution call 1-888-481-0125.

To report North Carolina spills or fish kills, call your local regional Department of Environment & Natural Resources office during normal business hours (704-663-1699 for most Catawba basin areas or (828) 296-4500 for Burke, Caldwell, McDowell and other mountain counties) or 800-858-0368 after hours.  (For more information on NC spill reporting, click here)

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