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      The Francis Small Heritage Trust publishes an annual newsletter which is sent to everyone on our mailing list as well as to most addresses in the surrounding towns.   PDF files of recent newsletters are listed below.

      Note: The file sizes are large and may take a long time to display.   To save the files to your hard disk, right-click on the link and then choose "Save Link As" or "Save Target As."   You may find (especially if you have dial-up access) that it is best to save a file and then view or print it later.   Adobe Acrobat (a free program) or another compatible reader is required to view these files.

      If you would like a hard copy of any or all of these newsletters sent to you by mail, please feel free to contact the Trust.   If you ask to be placed on our mailing list, we will send the next newsletter to you as soon as it becomes available.

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December 2007  
December 2007 Newsletter
592Kb   Chadbourne-Hanscon Farm in Waterboro protected
Poulins to donate property on the Saco River
Bonny Eagle students to explore Sawyer Mountain
Maine State Legislature recognizes two Trust Directors
Bear sense
A star party at Apple Acres
Opportunities to volunteer
Headstone rescue
Bald Ledge
Annual Meeting
Hike, hikes hikes

December 2006  
December 2006 Newsletter
461Kb   New Limerick access
New conservation easement
Libbys nominated for Peoples Choice Award
Annual meeting hears about Community Energy
Trust seeks legal defense of Sawyer Mountain property
Trust ends sale of dragonfly nymphs
Invasive plants not wanted here!


December 2005  
December 2005 Newsletter
586Kb   Sawyer Mountain Highlands acquisition history
Trust expands
Local history
Jagolinzer Access
Annual meeting explores Plum Creek controversy
Scout returns to Highlands as leader of the pack
Are you a magnet for mosquitoes?
Farewell to friends
Trust unveils revised website

December 2004  
December 2004 Newsletter
473Kb   Local hikers enjoy Trust lands
Poulin land donation
Our exciting new opportunity
The economic advantages of conservation
Our summer intern
FSHT Financial information 2003/2004
Some thoughts on mosquitoes
Conservation easements - an option
Get involved with FSHT

December 2003  
December 2003 Newsletter
382Kb Trust acquires pivotal 338 acres with LMF funding support
Exploring the new parcels
Take a hike!
The Ice Storm (poem by Jean Morris)
Jagolinzer Preserve: Eagle Scout cited
Trust holds 12th Annual Meeting
Snowmobile club honors Trust

Fall 2002  
Fall 2002 Newsletter
396Kb Everett Libby proves to be a man of his word
Trust to receive major LMF grant
Good deeds, indeed, support Trust's work
Chipmans donate easement for Piper-Pomeroy Farm
Walking the Jagolinzer Preserve
Trust's Annual meeting to feature Allagash presentation
Trail descriptions

December 2000  
December 2000 Newsletter
  88Kb Sawyer Mountain reveals its natural wonders
  ... and provides a summer serendipity
Trust begins natural resource inventory project
A tale of three signs
Dr. Philip Jagolinzer honored in special ceremony
Trust elections
Maine Community Foundation challenge grant
Anisoptera Anecdotes (dragonflies)
Highlights in the history of FSHT
A church, a poet, a happening


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