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PARTNERS | HEALTHY CITY | HOW HEALTHY | VISION | SUMMIT | PRIORITIES | FUNCTIONS | CITY OF FALL RIVER |
Members of the Trustees
of Reservations (TTOR) Youth
Conservation Corps (YCC) spent four Tuesdays in July and August 2012 clearing brush and removing rubbish from the Dwelley Street entrance to
Cook Pond. The project is one of several that the Corps
is involved in in the community in addition to their
usual
work on Trustees property. The clean-up included the removal of invasive Japanese
knot weed, bittersweet,
and wild
roses
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(Top row, left and right) Overgrowth has been removed all along the Dwelly Street wall thereby opening up views of the Pond from the street. (Top row, center) Corp members in the back row include Dean Sylvaria, Oliver Pires, and Jarrod Amorin and in the front row include Alecia Cahill, Amber Belefeville, Victoria Power, Amanda Nicholas and Morgan Nicholas. (Middle row) Fall River Mass In Motion coordinator walks down to the water from Dewlly Street to admire the view of the Pond. (Bottom row) Julie walks along what is planned to be a path that will circumnavigate the Pond with a walking and bicycle path giving spectacular views of the Pond. |
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