October 2nd Riparian planting project at
Quincy Home and Village.
Below is a copy of the thank you letter tthat appeared in the
Record Herald.
The streamside planting project at Quincy Home and Village on
Saturday, Oct. 2, was another successful project for the Antietam
Watershed Association and its partners. At the forefront, the
Waynesboro Lions Club secured the grant monies to pay for the 650
trees and shrubs that were planted. Chesapeake Bay Foundation
provided the expertise, trees, shrubs and holes! Quincy Hardware
donated 4 cubic yards of mulch. Quincy Home and Village fed us lunch,
and many residents of the Village were among the more than 70 people
that attended. The National Honor Society from Waynesboro High School
sent a contigent. Many cub scouts from the Tuscarora District and
Sabillasville, MD, particpated, and Vision Quest came with a group.
Beaver Creek Watershed Association always sends us volunteers.
Whether you were 7 or 70, it was a most gratifying day. Thank you to
all that participated. It truly was a community effort.
