Fall
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"Nature will bear the closest inspection. She invites us to lay our eye level with her smallest leaf, and take an insect view of its plain." - Henry David Thoreau |
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In this issue... Reflections from the President Past Conservationists of the Year Caught on Film Doing More Good Works Fall Update on the Intrepid Pond at Commerce Park In the News from Around the State & World Wide Web Gibraltar Bay Unit & Nature Area Status Memorials and Honors Board Update Upcoming Events... Fall Property Clean-Up / Dump the Junk Nature Area Reopens & Refuge-Gibraltar Bay Unit Ceremony Saturday November
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Board Update
After four years of service to the board Henry Mlott requested leave. The board accepted his resignation with regret, but appreciated his service assisting at the Nature Area. We hope to see him when the Nature Area re-opens. Jacqueline Davies also resigned for family reasons. Zook first came to Grosse Ile in 1963 to teach mathematics. He was assigned a classroom with a river view on the second floor of the 191 1 building. He and many of the students could name the freighters that passed by. as I thought I was in heaven and I fell in love with Grosse lie," says Zook. "It is a special place." He also coached Track and Cross Country and started the computer program in Grosse Ile Schools. After 34 years, he left Grosse Ile Schools and started a new career providing computer services to other districts and small businesses. Keith says that he looks forward to working with the Grosse Ile Nature & Land Conservancy projects. "It's a special organization," he adds.
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