Autumn in the Park

Posted on November 6th, 2008

Geese Flying over Lake Champlain

Geese Flying over Lake Champlain

Autumn in the Park provides us an overabundance of breathtaking scenes.
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An Arboretum in the Park

Posted on November 6th, 2008

An Arboretum in the Park has long been a dream of Chris Case. Now the dictionary says an Arboretum is a place where many kinds of trees and shrubs are grown for exhibition or study. But our Park already has many trees and shrubs so what we need to decide is how to best design the project to work at this Park.

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Highlights from the Annual Treasurer’s report By Craig Sample

Posted on November 6th, 2008

The year-end total in the savings and checking accounts was $8,062.16. The previous balance from September 2007 was $8,328.76 but it was noted that we have in hand T-shirts that represent a remaining expenditure of $596.14 that will be recouped and bring in additional funds upon the sales of the T- shirts.

The Treasurer noted that in the coming months he will be able to make certain updates on the WEB page himself without needing the Webmaster. This way he can quickly update the schedule of events in a timely manner.


Park Report from Chris Case, Regional Manager

Posted on November 6th, 2008

It was noted that NY State has a critical need for budget cuts and the NY Parks are trying to cut $250,000. The Governor is asking for a flat budget next year. This year there were seasonal layoffs, a ban on travel and a general freeze on spending. In the future there will be less plowing and the Cumberland Shop will be closed and Macomb may also be closed leaving only the Pt. Au Roche shop open. An effort to save energy in other ways will be made.

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Excerpts from Annual Report by President Estus

Posted on November 6th, 2008

The group membership stands at 82 members.
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Fall Family Festival

Our Fall Family Festival will take place Saturday, October 18th, 10:00 to 2:00, featuring pumpkin painting for kids, geocaching & orienteering courses for adults, and nature walks to explore the Park's plant and animal life for all ages. It's free. Please come ... and bring a friend!

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