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2016/17 Snowmobile Club Trail Grooming GIA Awards 2016/17 Snowmobile Club Trail Grooming Grants CLUB AWARD AMOUNT Alexandria Ledge Climbers $12,600.00 Andover Snowmobile Club, Inc. $12,805.50 Asquamchumaukee Valley SMC $9,189.60 Baker River Valley $21,750.00 Barrington Sno Goers $3,030.65 Bee-Hole Beavers $3,514.00 Belknap Snowmobilers $16,800.00 Belmont Bogie Busters $9,452.52 Blow-Me-Down Snowriders $7,260.40 Blue Mountain Snow Dusters O.R.C., Inc. $11,432.05 Border Riders of Pelham SMC $3,338.30 Bow Pioneers $7,149.10 Bridgewater Mountain SMC $17,850.00 Brookline Icebreakers #515 $2,547.65 Bruhawachet Sno-Trackers, Inc. $4,480.00 Central NH SMC $34,257.00 Chesterfield Snowmobilers, Inc. $1,541.77 Colebrook Ski Bees $91,519.90 Connecticut Valley SMC $15,248.50 Contoocook Sno Mads $2,982.36 Crescent Lake $6,710.90 Crotched Mountain Ridge Runners, Inc. $1,827.28 Dalton Ridge Runners $15,334.25 Derry Pathfinders $4,080.00 Evergreen Valley SMC $18,410.00 Exeter Snow Hounds $1,581.30 Fort Mountain Trail Winders $4,430.20 Gilmanton $14,994.00 C:\Users\ryan.w.vaughn\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache\Content.Outlook\PFPOYIED\ 2016-17 Winter Snowmobile GIA Awards.xlsx Applications 1 of 4 12/19/2016 2016/17 Snowmobile Club Trail Grooming Grants CLUB AWARD AMOUNT Great Bay Sno Rollers $1,932.70 Groveton Trailblazers $57,029.50 Hardy Country $28,451.80 Henniker Trail Travelers $4,004.00 Hidden Valley Sno-Riders $13,023.60 Hooper Hill Hoppers, Inc. $6,588.09 Jefferson Highlanders $8,946.00 Kearsarge Mountaineers $737.94 Kearsarge Trail Snails $12,722.50 Keene Sno-Riders $5,405.89 Lake Sunapee SMC $13,020.00 Lakes Region SMC $14,181.30 Lancaster Snow Drifters $24,028.57 Lee Sno-Travelers $1,361.50 Lisbon Stump Jumpers, Inc. $18,128.50 Little Monadnock Family Trails, Inc. $0.00 Littleton Off-Road Riders $15,296.25 Lyme-Pinnacle SMC $17,008.00 Mascoma Valley Snow Travelers $8,018.50 Milan All Weather Riders $33,364.55 Mohawk Trail Riders $10,030.65 Monadnock Sno-Moles $12,475.95 Monadnock Trail Breakers Club $8,585.10 Monroe Bumper Humpers SMC $1,405.60 Moultonboro SMC $15,290.10 Mount Agassiz Trail Association $12,600.00 Mount Cardigan SMC $20,894.50 Mount Major SMC $14,952.00 C:\Users\ryan.w.vaughn\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache\Content.Outlook\PFPOYIED\ 2016-17 Winter Snowmobile GIA Awards.xlsx Applications 2 of 4 12/19/2016 2016/17 Snowmobile Club Trail Grooming Grants CLUB AWARD AMOUNT Mountain Meadow Riders $15,590.00 NH Sno-Shakers SMC $8,138.40 NH Trail Dawgs $9,166.35 Newfields Sno-Raiders $9,254.95 Nightriders, Inc. $9,949.15 Nor'Easters Snowmobile Club, Inc. $5,803.50 Northwood Crank Pullers SMC $10,144.15 Old #4 Rod, Gun & Snowmobile Club, Inc. $5,595.40 Ossipee Valley SMC $17,092.70 Pemigewasset Valley SMC $9,240.00 Pisgah Mountain Trail Riders $4,320.70 Pittsburg Ridge Runners SMC, Inc. $129,965.55 Powder Mill SMC, Inc. $26,400.00 Presidential Range Riders $19,950.00 Ridge Skippers SMC of Sullivan $4,007.85 Sandwich Sidehillers Winter Trail Club $4,219.25 Scrub Oak Scramblers $21,907.85 Seven Lakes SMC $24,990.00 Shugah Valley Snow Riders, Inc. $10,080.00 Snoward Bound SMC $5,928.75 Snow Drifters SMC $13,440.00 Sno-Streakers SMC, Inc. $7,510.65 Southern NH Snow Slickers $25,938.19 Southern New Hampshire Trailblazers $6,294.00 Squam Trail-Busters SMC, Inc. $14,605.50 Stoddard Rock-Hoppers SMC $2,496.90 Strafford Swamp Stompers $3,155.50 Stratford Nighthawks $25,580.60 C:\Users\ryan.w.vaughn\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache\Content.Outlook\PFPOYIED\ 2016-17 Winter Snowmobile GIA Awards.xlsx Applications 3 of 4 12/19/2016 2016/17 Snowmobile Club Trail Grooming Grants CLUB AWARD AMOUNT Suncook Valley Sno-Riders $12,468.10 Sutton Ridgerunners $2,459.80 Swift Diamond Riders $82,602.00 T-N Arch Trail Travelers, Inc. $11,294.85 Town Line Trail Dusters, Inc. $9,715.20 Tri-Town Trailblazers, Inc. $7,986.44 Twin Mountain SMC, Inc. $27,930.00 Twin Ridge Mountaineers SMC, Inc. $16,506.35 Twin State Trailbusters $13,194.00 Umbagog Snowmobile Association $96,001.00 Uncanoonuc Mountaineers $1,405.60 The Washington Snow Riders, Inc. $8,764.75 Waumbek Methna SMC $34,746.61 Weare Winter Wanderers SMC $17,923.69 Westmoreland Sno-Belters $5,467.50 White Mountain Ridge Runners $42,647.79 White Mountain SMC $12,638.50 White Mountain Trail Club $17,958.75 Whitefield Sno-Kings $6,384.00 Wilton-Lyndeborough $6,040.45 Winchester Trail Riders, Inc. $5,964.97 Wolfeboro SMC $13,080.00 C:\Users\ryan.w.vaughn\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache\Content.Outlook\PFPOYIED\ 2016-17 Winter Snowmobile GIA Awards.xlsx Applications 4 of 4 12/19/2016.
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