Park Committee Approves $250 E-Vehicle Prohibition Signs
Bare Cove Park Committee voted to approve $250 for electric-vehicle prohibition signs.
Bare Cove Park Committee voted to approve $250 for electric-vehicle prohibition signs.
Bare Cove Park Committee clears two major summer events and reorganizes leadership. The committee approved the Rec Center's Parkland Program for youth (July 6-August 10, 250 to 300 children, 1-to-5 staff ratio) across Bare Cove Park, World's End, and Wompatuck, directed by Mark Thorell. It also
Bare Cove Park Committee approves $2500 for trail kiosk upgrades and consultant study. The committee approved $2500 to purchase and install two additional trail kiosks with maps and trail markers, addressing navigation gaps across the park. The committee also voted to explore hiring a professional
Bare Cove Park Committee approves June veterans fundraiser and electric project. Ginger Niehoff, president of Hingham High School's Veteran's Appreciation club, will lead the Walk to Remember on June 6, expecting 200 participants with a $1,000 fundraising goal benefiting veterans in need; last
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
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