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| Who Are Friends of Snodgrass Mountain? |
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This was the title of our “coming out” ad in 2005, a half page ad in the newspaper, listing over 600 names.
Five years and a lot of activity later, we have 1,542 names.
We have been called trustfunders, no-growthers and people who don’t have to make a living or care about our economy.
So the questions bears asking again: Who Are the Friends of Snodgrass Mountain? We are teachers, bus drivers, construction workers, visitors, mountain bikers, firemen, retailers, families, waitresses, scientists, politicians, non-profit administrators, second home-owners, landscapers, musicians, ski instructors, artists, seamstresses, business owners, hikers, computer geeks, retirees, elected officials, authors, mountain guides and skiers. |
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Friends of Snodgrass Mountain is a group of concerned citizens who
prefer that Snodgrass Mountain remain lift-free and in public hands. The Friends
of Snodgrass Mountain intend to preserve the current undeveloped state of a lift-free,
publicly owned Snodgrass Mountain. As
stewards of our public lands, it is our responsibility to preserve these lands
now and for generations to come. We believe that Snodgrass Mountain
is more beneficial to our economy, our quality of life and our environment without
ski lifts.
If you are interested in learning more about us, signing up for our newsletter or making a donation, please contact friendsofsnodgrassmountain@gmail.com. |
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Croquet for Snodgrass, Summer 2008 |
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