Successful 2021 GCO Plant Sale
Kerr Museum Cleanup
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We had a beautiful spring day to work on Tuesday April 27th at the Kerr Museum.
Thank you so much for all the terrific help from Linda Adzima, Carol Coulson, Carol Burton, Nancy Barna, Judy Murray, and Jackie Stoner. We were able to take care of a great deal of the weeding. We may try another day to trim the bushes. Lilly Fussaro |
Adopt–a-Block Committee
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On Monday April 26th the Adopt-a-Block committee gathered to weed the tree wells along the boulevard. They are now prepared for the upcoming planting of flowers along the boulevard.
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Parks Committee
The Parks Committee recently purchased and planted four new Dwarf Alberta Spruce trees replacing four juniper bushes at the base of the flagpole in Riverside Park. The juniper bushes had struggled in that spot and their removal has created a welcome location for the spruce trees which should fit in nicely with the existing landscaping and mature in keeping the other plantings.
The parks committee also held a cleanup in Dark Hollow Woods on Saturday, April 24th.
Many thanks go out to all who participated in the Dark Hollow Woods Spring Clean Up. We were fortunate enough to have lovely weather and a wonderful turnout. We had approximately 30 participants including seven young ladies from our community Brownie Troop and our ever supportive park stewards of the dog walking community.
We were able to make a dent in our ongoing battle against the invasive garlic mustard, weeded the parking circle, removed some grapevine from trees, collected trash and cleared the drainage ditch along Spring Trail. An admirable effort was put forth by all.
Thank you: Megan Gold, Dawn Whyte, Laurie Saxon
The parks committee also held a cleanup in Dark Hollow Woods on Saturday, April 24th.
Many thanks go out to all who participated in the Dark Hollow Woods Spring Clean Up. We were fortunate enough to have lovely weather and a wonderful turnout. We had approximately 30 participants including seven young ladies from our community Brownie Troop and our ever supportive park stewards of the dog walking community.
We were able to make a dent in our ongoing battle against the invasive garlic mustard, weeded the parking circle, removed some grapevine from trees, collected trash and cleared the drainage ditch along Spring Trail. An admirable effort was put forth by all.
Thank you: Megan Gold, Dawn Whyte, Laurie Saxon
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