Tag: cleanup
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2023 Spring Cleanup
The Friends of Hemlock Gorge Annual Spring Cleanup took place on Saturday April 29.
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Annual Letter to Members, 2022
As Covid-19 relented a bit, 2022 was a good year for both Hemlock Gorge and the Friends of Hemlock Gorge. The park continued to be visited by many families, new visitors, and old friends.
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Annual Letter to Members, 2020
Because of Covid-19, 2020 has been a year unlike any other for the Friends. Our last in-person meeting was in March. Since then we have met by Zoom, and our summer picnic was canceled.
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Annual Letter to Members, 2018
Having managed to complete the installation of new railings by the Stone Building, we are still looking to make arrangements for the repair of the building’s roof. After a successful spring cleanup of the reservation, we had a spring picnic on the meadow on a fine day in August, the repairs to Cook’s Bridge having…
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Annual Letter to Members, 2017
2017 was a rewarding year for the Friends 2018 promises to be even better.
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Annual Letter to Members, 2016
2016 has been a challenging and exciting year for the Friends.
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Annual Letter to Members, 2015
2015 was again a productive year for the Friends.
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Annual Letter to Members, 2014
2014 has been a very productive year for the Friends.
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Annual Letter to Members, 2013
2013 has been a year of excellent progress for the Friends, and with your help, 2014 will be even better.
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Annual Letter to Members, 2012
2012 has been a year of excellent progress for the Friends, and with your help, 2013 will be even better.
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Annual Letter to Members, 2011
We plan in 2012 to expand our efforts even further, but to do so we need your continued help in three ways
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Annual Letter to Members, 2010
In 2011, we will continue to work with the Department of Conservation and Recreation and its Urban Park Bureau. We will also continue our partnership with Site Supervisor Erica Aubin and former Site Supervisor and DCR administrator Kevin Hollenbeck. We hope you will share our pleasure in the accomplishments of 2010 and our hopes for…
