spencer
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I just noticed that I have 999 posts and I figured the 1000th ought to be about something worthwhile, so here goes...
We discussed the Katahdin Lake Project last week. If you are in favor of the project and want to see Katahdin Lake become part of Baxter State Park, read on:
From a very reliable source:
There has been a bit of controversy b/c some folks want hunting to remain allowed on the parcel (as it has been under private ownership) but hunting doesn't jive with Baxter's vision so hunting will have to be banned on the parcel if it is to become part of the park. I'm not in the least bit against hunting but with millions and millions of acres of woods open to hunting in Maine I think it is reasonable that these be set aside for other uses. So, I've contacted my local legislators to voice my opinion. I urge other Maine residents to do the same (Senators and Representatives)
The Trust for Public Land is handling the deal and can be reached at:
The Katahdin Lake Project
c/o Patty Murray
The Trust for Public Land
33 Union St., 4th Floor
Boston, MA 02108
I give to a few causes here and there but this is truly worthy of a share of my modest wages.
Please let your voices be heard.
This and this is the land we're talking about.
Here's to another 6,000 acres to explore!
Spencer
We discussed the Katahdin Lake Project last week. If you are in favor of the project and want to see Katahdin Lake become part of Baxter State Park, read on:
From a very reliable source:
I don't believe the Authority will accept the parcel as part of BSP if hunting is allowed, so if you support the project, you may want to make your feelings known to your local legislators
There has been a bit of controversy b/c some folks want hunting to remain allowed on the parcel (as it has been under private ownership) but hunting doesn't jive with Baxter's vision so hunting will have to be banned on the parcel if it is to become part of the park. I'm not in the least bit against hunting but with millions and millions of acres of woods open to hunting in Maine I think it is reasonable that these be set aside for other uses. So, I've contacted my local legislators to voice my opinion. I urge other Maine residents to do the same (Senators and Representatives)
The Trust for Public Land is handling the deal and can be reached at:
The Katahdin Lake Project
c/o Patty Murray
The Trust for Public Land
33 Union St., 4th Floor
Boston, MA 02108
I give to a few causes here and there but this is truly worthy of a share of my modest wages.
Please let your voices be heard.
This and this is the land we're talking about.
Here's to another 6,000 acres to explore!
Spencer
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