The Mooreland Hill School Golf Outing is being held on Monday, May 21 at Shuttle Meadow Country Club in Kensington,  Connecticut at 10:30 a.m. come together with old classmates or bring new friends! Registration is $225 per person and includes lunch, golf, dinner, prizes and memories. Proceeds to benefit the 2011-12 Mooreland Hill School Annual Fund.

 If you have not yet registered , do so today!
If you cannot play golf, please join us for cocktails & dinner.

“Rekindle the Connection”

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]]> http://mooreland.org/2012/05/16/golf-outing-monday-may-21/feed/ 0 http://mooreland.org/2012/05/15/melanie-fontana-releases-first-single-on-itunes/ http://mooreland.org/2012/05/15/melanie-fontana-releases-first-single-on-itunes/#comments Tue, 15 May 2012 12:56:45 +0000 classnotes http://mooreland.org/?p=3490 Melanie Fontana, Mooreland Hill Class of 2001, has been signed to Rondor/Universal & Jaymes and David Foster as a songwriter/vocalist. Since her signing, she has been working with music production teams in the greater Los Angeles area, as well as with production teams in Toronto and Sweden. Most recently, she has written, recorded and released her first single on iTunes and Amazon.com.

The title of the song released is “Love is Everything” (Shelter Me). The selection is to be the theme song for the upcoming PBS documentary entitled “Shelter Me” about lives that are positively impacted by shelter pets. Melanie wrote the theme song along with co-writers Austin Bis and Daniel Walker and performs the theme.

“Shelter Me” the documentary, (www.shelterme.com) was produced by Steven Latham, (and sponsored by Ellen Degeneris’ Halo Pet food line) & will be aired coast to coast this May and June on the PBS network. It will be aired locally on WGBY/Springfield (ch. 12 Comcast/Ch. 17 Cox cable) June lst at 9pm. The air date for the Hartford PBS network, CPTV is to be announced later in the summer. The theme song single, “Love is Everything”is now available on iTunes and Amazon.com for purchase and download.

Mooreland Hill School’s First Golf Outing!Join us on Monday, May 21, 2012
at Shuttle Meadow Country Club Kensington, Connecticut

“Rekindle the Connection”

Come together with old classmates, bring new friends……10:30 am

Registration: $225.00 per person includes lunch, golf, dinner, prizes and memories. Proceeds to benefit the 2012-13 Mooreland Hill School Annual Fund.

Do you remember?? …….The Gator Pit? The Knapsack? Green and Gold Teams? Mr. Parson’s keys?
For questions regarding sponsorship and registration, please contact Sheila Rittman

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“Marc Davis has won this year’s U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree art competition with “Granite Ablaze,” a beautiful winter sunrise photograph of El Capitan in Yosemite National Park….Davis traces his passion for photography to Mooreland Hill School in Kensington, Conn., where he was a student from 6th to 9th grade. “I was extremely fortunate to have a teacher with a photography hobby, and was therefore able to develop and print in a darkroom at school. With his encouragement and direction, I fell in love with photography as art, and that passion burns stronger than ever today, three decades later,” he said. Read full story.

Just over a year ago, the 25-year-old NOLS instructor from Kensington, Connecticut completed the first, modern-day canoe expedition across America—a 4,300-mile solo journey from Portland to Portland, Oregon to Maine, that is. 2011 presents a new year for “Zand” and with it, a new continent to paddle across. Martin explains: “The Trans-Europa Canoe Expedition will follow the waterways of history across Europe; the route will take us west to east from the Atlantic Coast of France at Nantes, up the Loire River, through French canals to the Rhine River, over the mountains of the Black Forest to the source of the Danube River, and down the Danube to the Black Sea. The route, from Nantes to Istanbul, is more than 4,000 kilometers long and will take place between September and December, totally roughly 100 days.”

Making a beeline for Budapest, hoping to make it before the harsh eastern European winter sets in, Martin sent in this correspondence giving us the lowdown through Kilometer 1100, Donau (Danube) River, Tuttlingen, Germany. Stay tuned to Canoekayak.com, where Martin will be recounting the epic journey in a series of exclusive En Route dispatches. CLICK HERE to see No. 1.