Save Prospect High Head!Help the Friends of High Head to preserve this beautiful area forever!The areas in RED are currently threatened by development.
In the past month a great deal of work has gone into preserving the Prospect High Head. The time has come for the people that care about saving Nova Scotia's coastline to pitch in. We had a great community workshop on Saturday, May 19th, 2001, and spent the day discussing what people can do to help. We have arranged meetings with Halifax Regional Municipality, the Province of Nova Scotia, the Nature Conservancy and finally, the developer who has purchased the High Head. The time has come for us to contribute financially. In the last week the community has raised $30,000 in pledges. Please read the attached document for more information: If you can't open the attachment then you don't have Acrobat Reader software. Download it for free at the following address: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html Just follow the instructions and download the software. If, for some reason, you still can't open the file then you can phone our fundraising chairperson, Judy Durling at (902) 852-3098 or e-mail Gilberte Leger at saltichien@hotmail.com Please forward this message to your friends and business associates. We now have a public mailing list, highhead@chebucto.ns.ca, which anyone can join, and which will be used for announcements, infomation, and discussion. To join the list, send an e-mail message to majordomo@chebucto.ns.ca You don't need a subject line, and the body of the message should contain only: Newspaper and magazine articles about the High Head:This article was published recently in Shunpiking Magazine. The Chronicle Herald published this report on the initial reactions to the sale. The Sunday Herald published this article on May 20 about our Saturday meeting. On June 17, the Sunday Daily News published a special report prepared by Barry Boyce, the paper's 'Quality of Life' ('QOL') columnist, under the title Saving Our Green Space. With the kind permission of the Daily News, we are pleased present that report on our site.Please visit this already established site: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~prospect/High_Head.htm, on the Prospect Genealogical Website run by Nat Smith. If you have any questions or concerns about this Web site, or the mailing list, please e-mail me, Bill Matheson, at ay180@chebucto.ns.ca |