Scores of residents came out on Saturday to enjoy Salisbury Community Day at Green Acres Park and Western Salisbury Fire Department.
Scores of residents came out on Saturday to enjoy Salisbury Community Day at Green Acres Park and Western Salisbury Fire Department.
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Western Salisbury Fire Department will hold the fourth annual Salisbury Community Day from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 22 at the fire station and Green Acres Park.
The fourth annual Salisbury Community Day will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 22 at Western Salisbury Fire Department and Green Acres Park.
Western Salisbury Fire Department will hold its fourth annual Salisbury Community Day at the fire station and Green Acres Park at S. Ott Street and Green Acres Drive from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 22. The event will be held rain or shine. Come out for a day of fun, food and refreshments. Get to know your neighbors and the volunteers who work at the fire station. Meet Salisbury Patch Editor Wendy Solomon, Regional Editor Susan Koomar and Associate Regional Editor Mary Ellen Alu at the Patch tent! We'll have some freebies to give away.
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Western Salisbury Fire Department will hold the fourth annual Community Day at the fire station and Green Acres Park on Saturday, Sept. 22.
Western Salisbury Fire Department will hold its fourth annual Salisbury Community Day at the fire station and Green Acres Park from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 22. Come out for a day of fun, food and refreshments. Get to know your neighbors and the volunteers who work at the fire station. Salisbury Patch will be there, come over and say hi!
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Lazy, hazy summer days are meant to be enjoyed in Salisbury Township's summer playground program.
Salisbury Township's summer playground program is in full swing. Township children who have completed kindergarten up to age 12 are eligible to participate. Program hours are Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and Wednesday evenings 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The park locations and counselors are as follows: Green Acres Park: Megan Kinsella/Emily Kotch/Kazim Rajmohamed Lindberg Park: Sean Baker/Justin Todora/Lauren Geiger/ Jessica Snyder Devonshire Park: Michael Miller/Tyler Kuhns/Hailey Undercuffler Laubach Park: Gabrielle Elchar/Tyler Tocci/Sarah Kinsell/Nicolas Ampietro Alison Nadraus/Shaun Holben Head Counselors: Antonella DiMatteo/Patrick Jacoby Arts & Crafts Antonella DiMatteo and Patrick Jacoby Green Acres: Tues. 9 …
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Salisbury Township Commissioner Joanne Ackerman says noise level of basketball players is out of control at Green Acres Park.
Salisbury Township Commissioner Joanne Ackerman recently answered a knock on her door to find a 9-year-old girl who handed her a letter. The letter described how the girl and her mother riding bicycles past Green Acres Park felt uncomfortable because of loud screaming and cursing from the basketball players on the park’s courts. Ackerman read the letter aloud at at last week's commissioners meeting. “When I was riding with my mom I got scared right away so we went riding somewhere else,” the girl wrote. “When I got home I started to cry.” Ackerman, who lives next to the park, said other neighbors have also complained about the noise level. As many as 50 players have been counted at one time on the park’s two full courts and several half …
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Food, fun and fire trucks made for a great time at Western Salisbury Fire Department and Green Acres Park.
Learn how to make free garden fertilizer out of throw-away materials.
Salisbury Township hopes to save $30,000 per year by eliminating curbside grass clippings pickup. Township residents can dispose of their own grass clippings in Dumpsters set up at each end of the township, but why would they want to? Salisbury residents Jane and Michael Benning have long been recycling the grass clippings and other plant wastes from their one-acre lot into compost that enriches their flower beds, lawn and small vegetable garden. Leaves from their backyard trees, kitchen wastes such as fruit and vegetable trimmings, dead flowers, weeds, twigs and even egg shells—all are compost pile candidates. “We only throw out about one small plastic shopping bag of garbage a week, and most of that is packaging we can’t avoid. We …
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Commissioner Joanne Ackerman says makeshift grills and illegal parking are "getting out of hand."
Visitors to Green Acres Park are cooking on makeshift grills and parking illegally, according to Salisbury Township Board of Commmissioner Joanne Ackerman. “It is literally tearing the neighborhood apart,” Ackerman told the board at its Thursday meeting. Ackerman lives near the park. “This is really getting out of hand.” Ackerman said the problems have been ongoing for years. She said a large group of people converged at the park’s pavilion for a party on June 4. Approximately 60 to 80 visitors parked their cars illegally and created a possible fire hazard by using two charcoals grills, made out of half-barrels, placed under evergreen trees, Ackerman said. She said she is concerned problems will get worse this summer if nothing is done. …
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2:26 am on Saturday, July 9, 2011
Yes Carol, thank you! I live right across the street from this park, and let me tell you, all this crap created about Green Acres is just that... a bunch of crap. A bunch of old racist snots making huge deals about nothing. more ›
Carol
8:28 am on Monday, September 24, 2012
Great Day! Thanks to all who made it possible. I'm sure Joanne Ackerman will complain about the use of the park at the next commissioners meeting. Just ignore it. more ›