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Steilacoom Parks and Trails sets next work party

November 21, 2013 By Nancy Covert

By Nancy Covert

Steilacoom Parks and Trails next work party will take place from 1-3 p.m. on Sunday, 24 Nov. at the Chambers St entrance to Farrells Marsh Park. The Trails Committee’s objective will be to clear the entrance area of invasive plants (mostly Himalayan blackberry, ivy, and some morning glory).

Those who have favorite hand tools should bring them. Tools also will be on loan from the Town, along with gloves and eye protection. “The weather will be sunny,” predicts Nancy Henderson. “0% chance of rain! Join us if you can!”

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