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Friends of Maine State Parks was created in 1997 by individuals interested in ensuring the preservation of Maine's unique state park system and is a non-profit organization open to anyone who shares these goals.

  • Provide informational, referral and networking services on issues of interests pertaining to State Parks and Historic Sites
  • Advocate and oversee on matters of importance to the character and purpose of State Parks and Historic Sites
  • Sponsor and cosponsor events that assist the promotion of State Parks and Historic Sites
  • Conduct quarterly educational programs with topics of interest pertaining to State Parks and Historic Sites
  • Sponsor an annual fall Picnic for all its members

Join us and become a part of keeping Maine State Parks and Historic Sites a system that we can continue to be proud of and enjoy, for ourselves and others for years to come!

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ANNUAL MEETING NOTICE

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The annual meeting of the Friend's of Maine State Parks is usually scheduled for the second Saturday in April (April 9, 2011). It's held at the Sebago Lake State Park administrative building, beginning at 11:30 a.m.  Officers and board members are elected for the year and there's a short educational program.
 
This is our usual pot luck meeting so bring a main dish, salad, or desert to share with all, and please remember to bring your own plates, cups, napkins, drinks, and silver (or plastic) ware.

 

Holiday Party 2011

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Holiday Party 2011

The Holiday Party was held 12:00 Noon,  Saturday, January 8, 2011, at the Heritage House in Skowhegan.  It was a buffet featuring, fish, and chicken,  salad, seafood chowder, and dessert.  The food was excellent!

There was a Yankee Swap, a raffle, and donation of nonperishable food items to a food bank.

Matt LaRoche, AWW Supervisor, was the featured speaker.  He explained the recent happenings and projects, including work done to stop leaks and dam gate renovations at Telos Dam.  Lock dam was also renovated by contractors, eliminating the wooden ice deflector in favor of stone riprap on top of geotextile cloth.  The dam was raised about two feet to reduce over-topping in the spring.  Seepage through the dam has been considerably reduced.  So far, everyone seems to like the improvements.   

Matt is presently working on renovating a short portion of the tramway between Eagle and Chamberlain to illustrate how logs were transported with the device.  This winter, he hopes that several yards of gravel can be hauled across the ice to the site for work to be done in the spring.

Next Holiday Party: Some folks are interested in having the party at another location next year.  It's hard to beat the Heritage House food, but the Board will check out several sites and make a determination.     

 

 

 

 

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The above links are presented to allow the user easy access to that organization's web site.  The listing is not meant to imply endorsement of the purpose or projects of these organizations by the Friends of Maine State Parks.

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