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Film & potluck at the Appleton Library, 2/24/11

February 16, 2011 By mainerivers

Film/Potluck at the Appleton Library

Thursday, February 24

co-sponsored by Maine Rivers and the Georges River Land Trust

Join Landis Hudson, Executive Director of Maine Rivers, to view the film “Relics and Rivers” that documents community inspired efforts to restore New England’s rivers and their fisheries by removing stream blockages and outdated dams.

The St. George River is one of four rivers highlighted. This event is free and open to the public. We’ll start the evening with a potluck. Attendees with last names beginning with letters A through M are asked to bring a salad, vegetable, or dessert to share; attendees with last names beginning with N through Z are asked to bring a main dish to share. All are asked to bring a plate, a cup, and utensils. Beverages will be provided by GRLT.

Appleton Library is on Sennebec Road across from the Town Office.

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