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Vermont Land Trust, Freidin conserve New Haven open space

Posted on November 26, 2012 |
By Addison Independent



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SEVENTY-FOUR ACRES OF open land on Gail Freidin’s Munger Street property in New Haven will be conserved thanks to an easement sold to the Vermont Land Trust.

NEW HAVEN — Gail Freidin is working with the Vermont Land Trust to donate a conservation easement on 74 acres of her property on Munger Street. The land is a scenic and productive mix of open meadows and forest.

Fifty acres of cropland are used by the nearby Butler dairy farm.

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