Bare Cove Park Committee approves $500 for dog waste signage
Bare Cove Park Committee approves up to $500 for dog waste signage. The committee voted to spend the funds on signs reminding visitors to clean up after their dogs. Members also discussed maintenance concerns including a potentially hazardous pine tree near Indian Point flagged by the ranger and
Bare Cove Park Committee · Meeting of February 17, 2026
HINGHAM — Bare Cove Park Committee approves up to $500 for dog waste signage. The committee voted to spend the funds on signs reminding visitors to clean up after their dogs. Members also discussed maintenance concerns including a potentially hazardous pine tree near Indian Point flagged by the ranger and pothole repairs along pathways near Bridgers Path.
The committee is distributing updated park maps to police, fire, and emergency dispatch.
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Source: the Bare Cove Park Committee meeting of February 17, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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