Category: Open Space Committee

Re-Imagine Goshen Center Quilt Raffle 2024

QUILT RAFFLE 2024 Tickets for the 2024 quilt raffle are now available.  This year’s quilt pattern consists of columns with a mix of medium and dark colored prints separated by white and off-white prints.  Surrounding the columns is a piano border consisting of strips of mixed prints and colors. The quilt is constructed of cotton … Continued

Re-Imagine Goshen Center Project Page

There is now a Re-Imagine Goshen Center Project Page.  Currently, this page has the following information: A link to the Re-Imagine Goshen Center Project donation page Re-Imagine Goshen Center Project documents Re-Imagine Goshen Center Project FAQs with info on the following items The mission of the Re-imagine Goshen Center project How this project will impact … Continued

Re-Imagine Goshen Center Donation Page is Open

To make a donation by check or credit card go to the Re-Imagine Goshen project donation page, fill out the form and select add to cart. Alternatively, you may navigate to the Open Space Committee page and click on the Re-Imagine Goshen Center sub menu.  

Re-Imagine Goshen Center Quilt Raffle Winner Announcement

QUILT RAFFLE DRAWING WINNER On December 11, 2023 a group of Goshen residents gathered in the town office for the quilt raffle drawing.  The full/queen size quilt with a log cabin pattern, was pieced and donated by Lorraine Brisson, and professionally quilted by Sue’s Quilt Studio, Chester, VT.  With much anticipation, the winning ticket was … Continued

Re-Imagine Goshen Center Project Plan is Available to View

The Open Space Committee has completed their work on the Re-Imagine Goshen Center Project Plan. You may view, download or print it at:  Re-Imagine Goshen Center Project Plan Or, you may go directly to the Open Space Committee page and find it in the documents section.  

Re-imagine Goshen Center Community Forum – Wednesday, July 20, 2022

Part of the presentation will feature one proposed design that includes elements for individuals of all ages and abilities, to be presented by Nicholas T. Dines, FASLA, a retired UMass professor of Landscape Architecture. Water and snacks provided. The following COVID protocols will be in effect: Masks and hand sanitizer will be available at the … Continued

Vernal Pool Training, Exploration & Identification

Hilltown Land Trust is partnering with the Wild & Scenic Westfield River Committee to offer our annual Vernal Pool Plunge!  This two-day, in-person training event is open to anyone interested in learning about the ecology of and becoming advocates for vernal pools in Western Massachusetts, including how to certify vernal pools.  Click on the link below … Continued

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