President’s Letter
Don Williams, President
“We are embarking on an exciting, challenging phase for the Herring Ponds Watershed Association (HPWA) where we can improve the water quality of both Great Herring Pond (GHP) and Little Herring Pond (LHP).”
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History of the Water Quality Report
By Brian Harrington
Brian gives us insights as to why the Water Quality Plan was conceived and why it
is taking a long time to reach an endpoint.
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New! Acting Chair of the HPWA Education Committee
Tess Goldman grew up in Plymouth on Mast Road and graduated from Rising Tide Charter School. She interned with Lee Pulis at HPWA during high school.
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Final Postcard from the Appalachian Trail
By Paul Dennoncourt
“It was also a mental challenge; many times, my mind suggested I quit, but I never gave in.”
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HPWA 2022 Actions and Accomplishments
In 2022 HPWA members and Board members were active throughout the year protecting our watershed, and engaging members and friends through education and social events.
Important Upcoming Event
January 24, 6pm
Presentation on the Water Quality Plan by Ed Eichner
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Photo Gallery
Images from Martha Sheldon
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