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Mary Armstrong, Harrisville

Email: mary.armstrong.mail4you@myfairpoint.net

Phone: 603-827-3985 Town: Harrisville

About:

Dance/Movement Therapist + Music Entertainer at assorted retirement homes engaging residents in socialization, movement and music for 13 years

Business Analyst/Auditor/Programmer

National Grange Mutual Insurance Company for 27 years. Wore many hats before completely changing careers. Most recently worked on building a Claims Data Warehouse and training all departments in using it

Ten Towns Leader Resource Expertise:

Song writing (see below), plastic film recycling

Relevant Skills:

I am active in music, opera, and theater groups and self-publish an arts newsletter for the Monadnock Region. I love to bike and hike year-round. In the summer, I organize the Harrisville Mermaids for their open water swimming. I’m also an active vegetable gardener/composter in our village’s Community Garden. Writing poetry or songs is another hobby. I am new to environmental cause work, but have always been environmentally conscious in the way I live.

Networks:

Harrisville Mermaids
Harrisville Community Gardens
Monadnock Arts Newsletter
Social Media: FB and LinkedIn

Plastic Pollution Song - 2022-01-14.m4a

Plastic Pollution is poisoning our world – our land, our air, our seas.

Did you hear me now?

Plastic Pollution is poisoning our world – our land, our air, our seas.

Let’s stem the tide, be part of the solution for our land, our air, our seas.

Ten Towns Initiative, that’s our campaign name – based on the power of ten.

Goal is to educate - and empower change – one - by one - then ten.

Individuals - can make a difference. Families - can then extend -

To local civic groups - schools + institutions – you see the trend my friend?

Industries, government – or even new laws – based on the power of ten.

Plastic production - has grown exponentially - since the Second World War

Most of that plastic – it still exists today - in pieces worn or torn

The tiny fragments are called microplastic – they’re found from shore to shore

This microplastic – is easily ingested – by birds - by fish - and more

Pause: Just to be clear:

‘and more’ means us, we humans, at the top of food chain.

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Come join our team – the Ten Towns Initiative – be part of the restore corps

Plastic Pollution is poisoning our world – our land, our air, our seas.

Did you hear me now?

Plastic Pollution is poisoning our world – our land, our air, our seas.

Let’s stem the tide, be part of the solution for our land, our air, our seas.

Mary K. Armstrong

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