City commits cash to park trails, cleanup at Hatley


Posted: Fri, 13 May 2011 06:41 PM - 15,152 Readers

By: Tiffany Young & Taylor Short


http://impactnews.com/images/stories/LTW/2011/05/11-pic2.jpgOn April 20, the Rollingwood City Council approved $10,000 to complete walking trails in Hatley Park.

The Rollingwood Women’s Club will fund the project, which is in compliance with the council and Western Hills Little League’s commitment to finishing projects in the park.

WHLL President Mike Shaunessey also said the Little League has hired a janitorial company to pick up trash and recycle bins on Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays in an effort to keep the park cleaner and lessen the city’s responsibility for cleanup.




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