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At 3:46pm on April 9, 2012, Anne Dombrofski said…

Thanks Lee! I'm honored that you're my first GNH Community friend.  I'm looking forward to becoming an active member. It was great to meet you in person last week. Hope to see you around town again soon!

All the best,

Anne

At 2:27am on April 4, 2012, Selam said…

Thank you for your guidance & support, Lee.

At 6:02am on February 28, 2012, Elinor Buxton Slomba said…

MANY THANKS for alerting me to such rich sources of info!  All best, Elinor

At 6:16am on February 24, 2012, Carolyn Smith Stewart said…

I very much like the changes in the calendar! I also like the job info in the idealist. Great job Lee! I would love info regarding training available, especially Leadership New Haven.

At 3:33am on January 23, 2012, Miriam said…

Thanks for the info!

~Miriam

At 8:43am on December 16, 2011, Joseph DeNicola said…

Thanks Lee.  I'll call you next week to share some more information on YANA.  Best, Joe

At 5:33am on November 9, 2011, Kenn Harris said…

Thanks, Lee!

At 3:05pm on November 8, 2011, Tricia Owens said…

Thanks for the invite

At 4:26am on September 29, 2011, Nancy Roldan Johnson said…

Thank you, Lee.  You are such a wonderful support to us!

 

At 3:30pm on September 26, 2011, Tyler Driscoll said…

Thanks, Lee!  I'm looking forward to making New Haven a part of my extended community!

 

At 10:47am on June 30, 2011, Emma Richards said…
Thanks, Lee! I'm so glad you told me about this resource. I'm very excited to get my page up and running, and learn more about everything happening around New Haven!
At 6:32am on June 16, 2011, Michelle Cheng said…
Thanks so much for your help, Lee! I appreciate the invitation and look forward to using this great tool.
At 9:54am on April 20, 2011, Labor History Association said…
Thanks so much for your support, Lee!
At 3:23am on April 15, 2011, Laura E. Falanga said…
Thank you Lee! Have a nice day :)
At 7:50am on April 4, 2011, Communications Desk, ACGNH said…

Thanks so much, Lee!  Glad to be here.  I'll certainly post our future events here. 

Best,

Christine

At 5:33am on March 2, 2011, Aleta E. Staton said…
Thanks Lee, I have posted two events, Jazztini and our Showcase.  I really like the way the site creates a slideshow of images from each group.  That is so very cool.
At 7:08am on January 7, 2011, Esther Armmand said…
Thanks, Lee, wishing you all the best during the New Year. I must learn more about how and what to post on this site.  Esther
At 4:16am on December 7, 2010, Matt Ashby said…
Thanks so much Lee! We've actually met indirectly. I'm a Public Ally and you gave us a wonderful tour of Fair Haven in September. I just posted a Community Conversation Event the New Haven Public Allies will be hosting next Monday, Dec. 13th, to generate ideas for a peace event as part of our team service project. We hope you will be able to attend. You stood out as a model to us, an exemplar of community organizing and community love!
At 5:52am on December 2, 2010, Sherry Boyd said…
Thanks Lee. I had already added the event and so I went back and uploaded the PDF that Chris created. I am here for Iris and Clothes without Borders, yes. Although I plan to learn more about the site and speak with you about other ways I might be able to make us of it in my Moms4MedMod mission.
At 5:43am on December 2, 2010, Sherry Boyd said…
Thanks Lee! So happy to be a part of this and thanks again for the introduction to Chris and Iris. :)

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