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Solarize New Hartford
Informational Meeting at Town Hall
Monday, November 17
7:00 p.m.
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Are you curious about solar energy? Have you wondered whether solar panels would work at your house and what they would cost to install? Do you want to learn more about what they might save you in energy consumption and costs? Attend Monday night's meeting and find out how to lower your electric bill through the Solarize New Hartford program. This initiative provides "no money down" financing for solar panels that could bring you big savings!
The meeting will include a presentation about this 18-week program to sign up residential customers for discounted solar (PV) systems taking advantage of state rebates, low interest financing, and leasing programs. It is a great opportunity for anyone considering solar.
The Town of New Hartford is participating in Solarize Connecticut and has chosen All Green It Solar of Bristol as its installer. Come to Town Hall Monday evening and get all the details about the program and how you can solarize your home.
Click here for more information or e-mail Steve Sadlowski at Town Hall.
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Wild Lands of the Northeast Slide Lecture:
Surprises of All Sizes in Our Wild Woods
Wednesday, December 3 at 7:00 p.m.Licia & Mason Beekley Community Library
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Photo courtesy of
Catherine and Christopher Brooks
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Lace up Your Boots and Join Veteran Hikers, Christopher and Catherine Brooks for a Colorful Photo Presentation of Little Known Gems, Secluded Spots and Favorite Walking Trails in our Area.
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by Catherine and Christopher Brooks |
About the Presenters
Christopher Brooks, a graduate of Wesleyan University, writes regularly for the New York Times. His more than two decades of writing experience include a five-year stint as contributing editor at Market Watch and 14 years as contributing editor and columnist at Country Living, along with contributions to many other magazines and newspapers. Catherine Brooks spent her childhood in Belgium, delving often into the forests around Brussels while raising rabbits and roosters as pets. Her enjoyment of nature falls under a large umbrella of passions, including birds, mushrooms and flowers. Catherine started her career as an interpreter-translator. Later, she went to work for a U.S.-based multinational corporation, with marketing responsibilities spread over six European countries. A professional photographer, she has had her images published in Backpacker and many other magazines. Together, the Brookses recently authored 60 Hikes within 60 Miles: New York City (3rd edition). Among their other books are Easy Hikes Close to Home: New York City, and the California half of Frommer's The Unofficial Guide to the Best RV and Tent Campgrounds in California and the West. They have hiked the Appalachian, Pacific Crest, and Inca Trails and have extensively explored the United States, as well as Mexico and South America, Europe, Australia and parts of Asia.
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