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The Town of East Windsor, Connecticut
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American Heritage River Commission
Contact TypeContact Information
Contact:
Richard Sherman
Chairman
Address:
Town of East Windsor
11 Rye Street
Broad Brook, CT. 06016
Phone:
860-623-2081
Fax:
860-623-4798
Hours:
The American Heritage River Commission meets at the Warehouse Point Library, 107 Main Street, East Windsor every 3rd Thursday of the month at 7:00 p.m.
 
Member
Political Affiliation
Term
Richard Sherman, Chairman
Republican
October 2015
John Burnham, Vice Chariman
Republican
July 2013
Barbara Sherman, Secretary
Democrat
December 2013
Alan Baker
Democrat
November 2015
John Drake
Unaffiliated
September 2014
Raymond Jones
Democrat
October 2015
Albert Floyd
Democrat
October 2015
James Halloran
Unaffiliated
December 2014
Lois Noble
Republican
June 2015
Debbie Talamini
Unaffiliated
April 2015
Tom Talamini
Unaffiliated
April 2015
Joanne Drapeau, Alternate
Democrat
January 2015
Ken Francis, Alternate
Republican
January 2014
Albert Grant, Alternate
Unaffiliated
August 2013
Richard P. Sullivan, Alternate
Unaffiliated
August 2015
Kirsten H. Martin
Associate Member (Town of Enfield)
 
The American Heritage River Committee meets at the Warehouse Point Library meeting room on the third Thursday of each month at 7:00 PM We invite any interested members of the community to join us.

One task the Committee has undertaken is the compilation of a brief history of the River and its relationship to East Windsor. It is astonishing how much information has been obtained about our Town’s history along the Connecticut River.

Committee members also worked with State Senator Gary LeBeau, State Representative Ted Graziani, and our first Selectman Linda Roberts, to obtain a $150,000 grant for the Town for the development and construction of Volunteer Park. Site-planning and construction plans are being drawn under the direction and guidance of Professor Mark Westa of the UConn School of Plant Sciences at Storrs, Connecticut, by students Courtney Bello and Matt Bishop. We all are working toward a late summer completion in year 2001.

Throughout the year, many volunteers and Committee members have taken time to help keep Volunteer Park looking attractive. We all wish to thank Christine Haley from East Windsor, a UConn master gardener in training, for planning, directing and working with us to keep the flower gardens looking beautiful.

 
 


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