Annual Report - Newbury
Annual Report - Newbury
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Hanging out on the dock<br />
during ecology camp.<br />
Photo courtesy Travis Dezotell<br />
them commendation from the <strong>Newbury</strong> recreation committee<br />
for their exemplary volunteer efforts. Thank you, Julia, Devon<br />
and Kelsey.<br />
Fishersfield Park saw its first birthday this past summer. We<br />
hosted games for the local New Hampshire division III men’s<br />
league team. Also, this year saw the kick-off of the adopt-atrail<br />
program. This program, with its 28 volunteers or sponsors<br />
maintained the trails in over half of the park. Thanks so much<br />
for all your hard work; we will meet again in the spring.<br />
Anyone interested in helping with the trails can contact me or<br />
Chuck Crickman. The remainder of the trail work, tree<br />
removal and improvements were done by the Merrimack<br />
County Academy program. The academy program is a free<br />
service provided by Merrimack County Corrections and work<br />
crews were responsible for tree removal, clean-up, winterizing<br />
the park and other maintenance tasks.<br />
This year we plan to design an interpretive trail walk guide for<br />
Fishersfield Park. Mom’s Camp will have six theme weeks<br />
with special activities and guests scheduled for each week.<br />
USTA Quick Start tennis is a play-based youth tennis program<br />
allowing up to 16 youngsters to play four separate games on a<br />
space the size of one tennis court.<br />
In closing 2009, we need to thank our<br />
recreation committee and the rest of our<br />
recreation volunteers. Because of these<br />
dedicated individuals, we are able to offer fun<br />
and unique programs to our residents.<br />
Travis Dezotell, Recreation Coordinator