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First Annual Earth Day Clean-Up Walk The Hartland Land Trust and the Boy Scouts of Troop 121 will assist Volunteer sign up is now available at the First Church, Town Hall and the Town Library. Please plan on participating in this worthwhile event. Thank you in advance for helping these community organizations with their endeavor to keep Hartland the beautiful place that it is. For more information about this event contact: Kerrie Nichols at 653-7616 or Pastor Kurt Satherlie at 653-6495.
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Calling on all Photographers and Artists! HLT’s First Annual Photo and Art Exhibit The 1st Annual Hartland Land Trust Photo and Art Exhibit “Wonders of Hartland” will open on June 2, 2008 at the Annual HLT Meeting and Public Forum at the Hartland School Library from 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. At this event a presentation on "stone walls" by Robert Thorson will be given with a reception and refreshments to follow. This exhibit will display visual art from the members of the community that have been inspired by Hartland's outstanding landscapes with attention to our theme of "Stone Walls of Hartland". Photos and artwork may include the following subjects: Details and Requirements: Entry forms are available at the Hartland School, Town Hall, Town Library or on line at www.hartlandlandtrust.org. Let’s emphasize the “ART” in Hartland!
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Fred Jones, Congressman Chris Murphy, and Neil Gilpin at the announcement of Rep. Murphy's appointment as the Chairman of the Congressional Open Space Caucus. As Chairman of the Congressional Open Space Caucus, Rep. Murphy will assist the House leadership in crafting legislation to protect open space across the country. He sought out this position because he knows that protecting open space in the Fifth District is so important to his constituents. Since taking office, he has met with several organizations whose missions are to protect various trails, rivers, and scenic vistas in the District. "I am committed to working with people in the Fifth District to protect the environmental character of our corner of Connecticut," said Murphy. |
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