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• Station Loop Ramble coming up on Sunday, October 8th

  

  Bring two New participants and receive a gift card from Dunkin' Donuts as our thanks for sharing this terrific experience with your friends and family!

  The 6th Annual Station Loop Ramble is coming up on Sunday, October 8, 2017. Join your fellow runners or walkers in either the 5-mile Classic, Kid's One Mile, or 5k Run/Walk. Each race includes sections of the Mass Central Rail Trail in Hardwick and New Braintree.

  Registration begins at 8:30 am. Click on the title of this box or go to StationLoopRamble.EQLT.org for more details and registration form.

• Corporate Sponsors of the 6th Annual Station Loop Ramble

  Please thank the Corporate Sponsors for supporting the East Quabbin Land Trust and Mass Central Rail Trail by sponsoring the Station Loop Ramble!

  Gold Sponsors:
  Hardwick Sugar Shack
  Senator Steve Brewer

  Silver Sponsors:
  Cherie Benoit Realty
  Hardwick Kilns - Cersosimo Lumber
  Raitto Engineering
  Rose 32 Bread
  Quirk Wire
  The Murphys Realtors
  Vibram USA

  Bronze Sponsors:
  Barton Associates
  Cornerstone Bank
  Dunkin' Donuts
  FlexCon
  Hardwick Farmers Coop Exchange
  Hardwick-Petersham Properties
  Mimi's Coffeehouse
  Reed's Country Store
  R.N. Glidden Landscaping
  Sherman Oil

  Prize Donors:
  Barre Pizza
  Barre Mill Restaurant
  Barre Players
  Becky's Bistro
  Country Gourmet
  Craig's Barbershop
  Dandelions
  Driven Athletic Performance
  Klem's
  Ragged Hill Orchard
  Robinson's Farm
  Salem Cross Inn
  Subway
  The Country Store of Petersham
  The Salon
  Webb's Heirloom Garlic
  Workshop 13

• Support Local Land Conservation Today

  Please support the East Quabbin Land Trust so we can continue conserving the land and preserving our heritage.
  
  We all value and benefit from open fields, rolling wooded hillsides, and fresh clear streams.  Whether it’s clean air to breath, pure water to drink, or new places to walk and explore, conservation and stewardship of these critical resources enhance our lives.
  
  

• Coming Events:

  See our specific event pages for more details on the following events and activities with the East Quabbin Land Trust.

  Woodland Landowner training
  Thursday, June 29, 6 - 8:30 pm
  Workshop 13, Church Street, Ware

  Here's to Mick! Toasting Mick Huppert
  Saturday, July 1, 10 - 11 am
  Petersham Common

  Hardwick Community Fair
  Friday and Saturday, August 19 - 20
  Hardwick Common

  Hiking the Bob Marshall Trail
  Sunday, September 17, 9am
  meet at 324 North Main Street, Petersham

  Rail Trail bridge repair workdays
  multiple times including
  September 30
  October 21-22 and 28-29

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  • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Frequently Asked Question
    • Volunteers
  • Donation
  • Events
    • Sixth Annual Station Loop Ramble
    • Estate Planning for Landowners
    • Wall clearing at Mandell Hill
    • Ware River Loop Trail, Wheelwright
    • Newsletters
  • Fifth Annual Station Loop Ramble!
  • Land Protection
    • Gifts of Land
    • Stewardship Planning
    • Questions and Answers
    • Sale of Land or CR
    • Conservation Restrictions
  • Our Preserves
    • Frohloff Farm, Ware
    • Henry’s Grove, Hubbardston
    • Mass Central Rail Trail, New Braintree and Hardwick
    • Wendemuth Meadow Preserve, North Brookfield
    • Mandell Hill, Hardwick
    • Hyde Woodland Preserve, Ware
    • Moose Brook Preserve, Hardwick
    • Patrill Hollow Preserve, Hardwick
    • Pynchon’s Grist Mill Preserve, West Brookfield
  • Raffle Tickets to Benefit Garage Project
  • The Country Store in Petersham
  • Support

• Contact Us:

  Cynthia Henshaw
  Executive Director

  East Quabbin Land Trust
  P.O. Box 5
  120 Ridge Road
  Hardwick, MA 01037

  413.477.8229 (phone and fax)

  chenshaw@eqlt.org

• Raffle Ticket Winners

  

  Thank you to all who purchased raffle tickets in support of EQLT's garage construction project. Each day during the month of June there will be one lucky winner. The first and last days are cash. Prizes for the other 28 days of June are through the Hardwick Farmers' Coop Exchange on Lower Road in Hardwick.
  Here are the winners:

  June 1 - #940: Kim Bleimann wins $500 cash
  June 2 - #876: Joyce Dansereau wins $300
  June 3 - #105: Lisa Prouty wins $200
  June 4 - #961: Lucinda Childs wins $325
  June 5 - #554: Hannah Sweet wins $400
  June 6 - #918: Stanley Koczur wins $425
  June 7 - #058: Sue Oliver wins $250
  June 8 - #008: Mel & Linda Dorman win $700
  June 9 - #523: Beth Wilson wins $225
  June 10 - #963: Kim Bleimann wins $100
  June 11 - #268: Michelle Nelson wins $75
  June 12 - #761: Margaret Pillsbury wins $300
  June 13 - #318: Kathy Parker wins $200
  June 14 - #542: Pat Tomburro wins $325
  June 15 - #186: Martha Klassanos wins $400
  June 16 - #098: Bruce Payne wins $425
  June 17 - #761: Margaret Pillsbury wins $250
  June 18 - #167: Martha Klassanos wins $700
  June 19 - #708: Cristina Garcia wins $225
  June 20 - #003: Marsha Clark wins $100
  June 21 - #746: Peter George wins $75
  June 22 - #625: Brian Miller wins $300
  June 23 - #168: Martha Klassanos wins $200
  June 24 - #955: Huck Truesdell wins $325
  June 25 - #430: Kim Bleimann wins $400
  June 26 - #205: Dave and Sue Mix win $425
  June 27 - #153: Ann Hicks wins $250
  June 28 - #496: Paula Woodard wins $700
  June 29 - #273: Pam Robinson wins $225
  June 30 - #450: Bonnie Shattuck wins $500 cash

• Challenge Goal Exceeded on #GivingTuesday

  

  With your enthusiastic participation, we exceeded our goal to raise $5k in one day! THANK YOU!!

  Our anonymous donor will match each donation, up to the $5,000 goal. Which means that we raised over $12,000 on November 29th. That is 1/4 of our year-end target of $50,000, and a great start to the most important fundraising time of the year for the East Quabbin Land Trust.

  Thank you for participating and supporting the East Quabbin Land Trust as part of #GivingTuesday. Your gift makes it possible to continue conserving the land and preserving our heritage.