Ptlt moves: website, new email addresses, and office!
All kinds of changes taking place here in the office!
If you are here, you have found our new email address: www.ptlt.org !
Notice new email address for Board and Staff
Welcome aboard! Jamil Faruque, our new Office Manager
Say hi to Jamil, our new Office Manager. Jamil will be able to answer technical questions for software and he is digitizing our old files for online storage. This will help develop our baseline documentation for easements, as we get one step closer to accreditation requirements. Thank you Jamil! Jamil@ptlt.org
Thanks to volunteers for moving files to office..
The work our volunteers do for PTLT!
Thank you to Phil Hayward, Robert Willey, Frank Allen, and Brenda Songy for helping move our files to the new office space. You made it quick and easy.
Now convenient access to files.
New office with necessary files, new scanner, and hi-speed internet.
Expansion of Huntersville Rural Legacy Area Proposed
Action would create the St. Mary’s Greenway and increase the acreage by 67% for state purchase of conservation easements in central St. Mary’s County.
March 2019
Belgium Beer Tasting!
“Come and taste authentic beers from Belgium with a local Belgian-American family. Participants get to taste seven Belgian beers matched with tasty hors d’oeuvres/tapas dishes during the course of an enjoyable evening while learning some history and interesting facts about each beer. This event has been sold out whenever it has been offered. $160 per ticket. All ticket proceeds are donated to the Patuxent Tidewater land trust. Date and time determined by each group. Contact Diep to arrange your special event.
Volunteer of the Year Award
Robert Prine, Volunteer Treasurer PTLT
Bob Prine, Volunteer Board Member and Treasurer and VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR 2018; Frank Allen, President, PTLT giving the award at St. Inie’s Coffee Shop during our Koffee Klatch Feb. 9, 2019
save land, for the generations to come
Thank you for your support. Your generous donation will fund our mission and save land in southern Maryland.
