GREAT BARRINGTON – Frances Crowe, 98, is prepared to go to jail if it comes to that.
If Crowe, a now internationally written about environmental activist, is found guilty of civil trespassing charges – charges stemming from an Otis State Forest pipeline protest – she will be assessed a $100 fee.
And Crowe does not plan on paying it.
“It’s the people versus the corporations,” Crowe said of her non-violent actions taken against Kinder Morgan subsidiary Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company. “I don’t think I should pay $100 to stop a corporation.”
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