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Our River Ruckus event was a fantastic success--and many hundreds of people share the credit for making it happen. - So let's tip our community hat to a dynamic organizing committee; scores of energetic volunteers; a slate of generous sponsors; all the collaborating organizations, institutions, officials and departments; a huge line-up of talented artists; dozens of co-operating vendors and downtown businesses; hundreds of patient downtown residents; teams of technical experts who gave us marvelous sound and dazzling light effects; and--most important of all--everyone who showed up to make it a wonderful party.
Mentoring Program Rolls Out This Fall MORE
The Public Arts Committee has achieved its goal of installing a mural on Wingate Street downtown —The Mural Public Arts Project committee has worked with talented local artist Emily Boulger to create a mural on Wingate Street downtown. A sign vendor has given the committee a quote for a mural that measures approximately 16' x 32' MORE
From Dream to Reality: Starting July 5, residents on all city routes can mix all recyclable materials together for curb pick-up. They can be in any container clearly marked "Recycling" and should go out on your usual recycling pick-up day (every two weeks). This change fullfills a goal that surfaced at our Possible Dreams community event in January 2008. Team Haverhill's recycling committee promoted this dream tenaciously for two and half years, in collaboration with Mayor Fiorentini, the city's recycling task force, numerous city and state officials, and other volunteer groups like Haverhill Environmental League. Hats off to everyone who played a part in getting it done! Watch for an envelope containing a letter from Mayor Fiorentini and a brochure with recycling details, mailed courtesy of Team Haverhill to all residents to explain the program. Our videography team is also preparing a Public Service spot on HCTV. MORE... |
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Team Haverhill is an independent, volunteer action group dedicated to making Haverhill a better place to live, learn, work and play. We pursue this purpose by fostering civic dialogue, organizing hands-on projects, creating a more informed public, and advocating for positive change.
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Organizing hand-on projects: To see what’s happening now, click on the “Projects” button to the left.
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Fostering civic dialogue: Our annual “Possible Dreams” event in January provides a setting for community-building and positive conversation about the life of our city.
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Creating a more informed public: We conduct research and publish information about selected issues, such as recycling.
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Advocating for positive change: Team Haverhill occasionally takes a position on an important issue and shares that viewpoint with the public.
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The Public Arts Committee has achieved its goal of installing a mural on Wingate Street downtown. NEW Updated Mural Map July 2010. Click Here |
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Click here to take the River Ruckus survey
More on the Farmers Market at Team Haverhill
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Team Haverhill meets from January through November, on the 2nd Monday of the month (except holidays) at 7 pm. Usual location is the Pentucket Bank Community Room, on Merrimack Street near Main Street. Use back entrance of old bank building.
Next regular meetings:
Next regular meetings 2010: January 11, February 8, March 8, April 12, May10, June14, July 12, August 9, September 13, October 18 (Third Monday) November 8 |
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