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Groveland Days 2001 and 2002

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Every September, Harriett holds office hours at the Groveland Days celebration. Here she got to pose with Laurie and Casey Panaro, as well as Sarah Mini.

Judging cake contest

Harriett is usually asked to be a cake judge at the Groveland Days celebration. Here she checks out the prize-winning pizza cake made by the Fudge Brothers and poses with other judges behind the train cake.

Patriotism was the theme of Groveland Days 2002, which was the first one held since the events of September 11th. A table displaying old military equipment was especially interesting to some, while the flag theme dominated the cake walk prize table.

Dad Peter and daughter Pauline Walsh of School Street show off the flag cake they baked for the cake walk.

Melissa Devlin and her friend pose with their flag cake entry.

Many organizations were represented at Groveland Days. While hundreds enjoyed the festivities in front of Town Hall, dads driving Caterpillar tractors moved wooded pallets into a pile for the evening bonfire..

The Bagnall Foundation's petting zoo was really popular with the kids.

Harriett had a word with Rocky the Llama from Harmony Hill Farm.

COA Volunteer's Luncheon

The annual COA Volunteer's Luncheon at Veasey Park was a tasty affair, as shown by the smiles on senior's faces.

Doris Lord, Joyce Spinelli, and Doris Edmonds pose for Harriett's camera at the COA Volunteer's lunch.

Mark Provost

Anita Wright and COA Board member Mark Provost compare notes.

A Community Committed to Keeping Open Space

Walking through Meadow Pond

Grovelanders walk the Meadow Pond property before making the decision to buy it and add to the "greenbelt" forming between Groveland and Georgetown.

After all the doubt over buying Nun's Hill/Veasey Park, the decision to purchase Meadow Pond was a cinch!

Two seniors enjoy an autumn afternoon at Veasey Park, which Harriett helped the town acquire during her first year as a legislator.

Grovelanders Get Out

Casting a Mock Vote

Matt Atkinson sits in Rep. Stanley's chair as he casts a mock vote against a year-round school term in the House of Representatives Chamber.

Summer Crafts

She's all thumbs! (Harriett, that is!) Here she joins with local kids to do crafts as part of the summer reading program at the Groveland Library.

Veasey Park tea

Harriett at a 1996 Veasey Park tea.

Barbara Sheehan, proprietor of Sheehan's Groveland Square Restaurant, serves one of her many customers. Barbara is also a long-time selectman in Groveland.

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Rep.HarriettStanley@hou.state.ma.us