The Towns of Dover and Pawling, NY, join the Appalachian Conservancy (ATC) and the -New Jersey Trail Conference in cordially inviting you to participate in the official designation of Dover and Pawling as the Harlem Valley Community June 15, 2013 991 New York Route 22 Pawling, NY Appalachian Trail Boardwalk Honored Guests & Speakers AGENDA Activities and Ceremony to take place at the A.T. Boardwalk and are Superintendent Wendy Janssen FREE Appalachian National Scenic Trail 12:00 pm Trail To Every Classroom Executive Director/CEO Mark Wenger Activities for youth and families Appalachian Trail Conservancy

U.S. Congressman Chris Gibson 12:00 pm to 3:30 pm Interpretive Hikes At 12:00 pm; 1:00 pm and 2:00 pm Supervisor Ryan Courtien Hikes are first come, first serve to the first 25. Learn about the Town of Dover history and management of the boardwalk, the Trail and water Supervisor Dave Kelly tower restoration; see Corbin Hill; family friendly! Town of Pawling Hike descriptions and sign up at the Welcome Table.

Executive Director Mary Kay Vrba 2:00 pm Exhibits Dutchess County Tourism

Senior Land Projects Manager Karin Roux 4:00 pm Designation Ceremony Dutchess Land Conservancy Reception Immediately Following Ceremony Executive Director Edward Goodell Next door at Native Landscapes New York-New Jersey Trail Conference

Regional Director Karen Lutz Appalachian Trail Conservancy Music: Jay Erickson of Red Rooster

Partners and Exhibitors Vendors: Appalachian Trail Conservancy Mid-Hudson Chapter, Trout Unlimited Campmor Mizzentop Day School Dover Furnace Naromi Land Trust BonaVenia Pizza King Dutchess County Tourism National Park Service Dutchess Land Conservancy Native Landscapes and Garden Center CCM On Site Food Eastern Mountain Sports New York-New Jersey Trail Conference Service & Friends of the (FrOGS) New York State Bluebird Society Harlem Valley Girl Scouts Oblong Land Conservancy The Sweet Bus Madava Farms, Pawling Girl Scouts Home of Crown Maple Syrup Pawling Nature Reserve Metro-North Railroad Ralph T. Waterman Bird Club

Click and Share on Facebook RSVP: Katie Palmer-House, [email protected], 845.832.6111 Program questions, contact: Julie Judkins, ATC, 828.254.3708 [email protected]

The Appalachian Trail Community™ program recognizes communities that promote and protect the Appalachian Trail. 2.5 miles to Wingdale

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