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MUFON Pennsylvania newsletter - 2008 11

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Title: PA MUFON Newsletter Issue Date: November 1, 2008 Volume: 1, No. 11

Magazine Overview

Title: PA MUFON Newsletter
Issue Date: November 1, 2008
Volume: 1, No. 11

This issue of the PA MUFON Newsletter provides updates on the organization's activities, upcoming events, and highlights relevant media and historical cases. It serves as a communication tool for members and the public interested in UFO phenomena in Pennsylvania.

Events and Conferences

The newsletter reports on the successful conclusion of PA MUFON's 2008 programs, including their first Paranormal / UFO Conference held on October 25, 2008, at Westmoreland Community College. This event featured a day of interesting speakers and topics ranging from After Death Experiences to UFOs, and was instrumental in promoting understanding of UFO Phenomena.

Looking ahead to 2009, the first scheduled UFO Conference is announced for January 24, 2009, at Bucks County Community College. The event will run from 12pm to 5pm and will feature speakers such as John Ventre, PA MUFON State Director, and William Birnes, known for his work with UFO Magazine and the show UFO Hunters. Dr. David M. Jacobs is also mentioned in relation to eyewitness testimony from Bucks County.

Media Highlights

Video of the Month: Dan Aykroyd, 'Unplugged on UFOs', available at www.theufostore.com.

Book of the Month: 'UFO/FBI Connection' by Bruce S. Maccabee, available at www.amazon.com.

Link of the Month: www.ufothinktank.com.

The newsletter also promotes an upcoming episode of the Discovery Channel show 'UFOs over Earth' scheduled for November 24, 2008, at 9pm. This episode is set to feature the Bucks County UFO Flap that occurred during the summer of 2008 in Pennsylvania.

Awareness Day and Presentations

Planning for Awareness Day in 2009 is underway, and interested individuals are encouraged to contact [email protected]. PA MUFON personnel are also available to give presentations to groups throughout the state, requesting at least 30 days' notice for program planning.

Historical Cases and Sightings

Information is sought regarding two significant historical UFO incidents: the 1974 Carbondale Crash / Lantern / UFO incident and the 1966 Lake Erie, Presque Isle incident. Interested parties are asked to contact [email protected] or [email protected].

The newsletter notes that Pennsylvania sighting reports are approaching 300 for the year 2008, indicating a busy year for the organization and its investigators.

Closing Remarks

S. Witkowski, PA MUFON Chief Investigator and State Section Director, signs off with the motto "KEEP YOUR EYES TO THE SKY". A postscript mentions that work is ongoing for a new PA MUFON Website, which is expected to be operational soon.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The newsletter reflects PA MUFON's active role in investigating and disseminating information about UFO phenomena. It emphasizes community engagement through conferences and presentations, promotes educational resources like books and videos, and actively seeks information on historical cases. The overall stance is one of active inquiry and public awareness regarding UFO sightings and related events, particularly within Pennsylvania.