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CRWA 2009 ANNUAL MEETING
2009 Annual Meeting & Awards Dinner
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
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Please join us for our 44th Annual Meeting
with guest speaker Curt Spalding, the new Environmental Protection Agency Regional Administrator for New England (Region 1).
The Annual Meeting will take place on the evening of Wednesday, March 31
at the Newton Marriott Hotel,
2345 Commonwealth Ave,
Auburndale, MA.
5:30pm Business Meeting
6:45pm Dinner
7:15pm Stewardship Awards &
Speaker
Stewardship Awards
| Clean Charles Award |
Richard Claytor, Horsley Witten |
| Ginger Lawrence Volunteer Award |
Maureen Febiger and David Dobrzynski |
| Rita Barron Public Official Award |
Mary Griffin, MA Department of Fish & Game |
| Anne M. Blackburn Award |
Ken Moraff, EPA |
Purchase Tickets
Ticket prices are $65 for CRWA members, $75 for non-members, and $45 for CRWA volunteers. Premium tickets cost $150, and a table sponsorship (10 tickets) is $700.
Tickets can be purchased by calling Leigh at 781-788-0007. Click here to view a PDF of the invitation. a
Sponsors
We are seeking event sponsors for this year's Annual Meeting. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor, please contact Leigh at 781-788-0007 x231 or
Guest Speaker
Curt Spalding
Regional Administrator
EPA-New England
H. Curtis "Curt" Spalding has extensive experience in the environmental protection field as an advocate, policy analyst and administrator. For almost 20 years, he served as Executive Director of Save The Bay in Rhode Island, a nationally recognized, 20,000-member environmental advocacy and education organization. He established the Narragansett BayKeeper and Habitat Restoration programs which reconnected Save The Bay to ecologically important Bay issues and oversaw the successful completion of the $9 million Explore The Bay Campaign and construction of the Save The Bay Center at Fields Point in Providence, RI. Prior to joining Save The Bay, Spalding was an Environmental Protection Specialist and Presidential Management Intern at EPA’s offices in Boston and Washington, D.C. Spalding received his bachelor’s degree from Hobart College and an M.P.A. from SUNY at Albany in Albany, NY.
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