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This years Goosepecker Trekker was held on Saturday, Oct. 14, and met at Whitten field. There were about 40 people in attendance this year, roughly the same number of people

On July 25, the Megunticook River Citizens Advisory Committee traveled by boat on the Megunticook Lake alongside Tim Trumbauer, executive director and Watershed Patrol of the Megunticook Watershed Association. The event, attended only by MRCAC...

The Megunticook Watershed Association announces the appointment of Tim Trumbauer as the Association's new executive director and lake warden. Trumbauer's experience includes nearly twenty years of experience in the private and nonprofit sectors, in...

The Megunticook Watershed Association has announced the appointment of Tim Trumbauer as the Associations new executive director and lake warden. Trumbauers experience includes nearly 20 years of experience in the

Ali Stevenson, Midcoast Conservancy Tim Trumbauer is Midcoast Conservancy’s new senior watershed manager. Courtesy of Midcoast Conservancy Midcoast Conservancy is delighted to welcome Tim Trumbauer to its staff as senior watershed manager. Trumbauer will be responsible for protecting and improving water resources for human and ecological benefit within the Midcoast Conservancy service area. Trumbauer and other water team staff will work with community leaders on developing a watershed managem...

The departing Chester Riverkeeper, Trumbauer was toasted virtually during the Dec. 21 council meeting. “Can you see me blushing through Zoom?” Trumbauer asked the mayor and council. “Now I’ve got a new holiday. This is great. This wasn’t even on my bucket list, but it is now. This is fantastic,” he said in a moment of lightheartedness. Mayor Chris Cerino read a proclamation thanking Trumbauer for his commitment to the health of the local environment and for his ded...

The departing Chester Riverkeeper, Trumbauer was toasted virtually during the Dec. 21 council meeting. “Can you see me blushing through Zoom?” Trumbauer asked the mayor and council. “Now I’ve got a new holiday. This is great. This wasn’t even on my bucket list, but it is now. This is fantastic,” he said in a moment of lightheartedness. Mayor Chris Cerino read a proclamation thanking Trumbauer for his commitment to the health of the local environment and for his ded...