Friends of Spy Pond Park seeking cleanup volunteers
COURTESY OF THE FRIENDS OF SPY POND PARK
The Friends of Spy Pond Park invite residents to volunteer for the next workday on July 10.
Residents can help out for whatever length of time they can give.
The Friends will be cleaning up Linwood Beach, removing grass between the cobblestones lining the path through the park, picking up litter, bagging invasive plants and grooming the tot lot. The next workday will take place from 8 to 10 a.m. July 10. In the event of rain, the rain date will be announced at 7 a.m. July 10, and the event will take place 1-3 p.m. July 11. Volunteers will meet by the boat ramp at 40 Pond Lane, Arlington.
Outdoornews
March 7, 2021
Sometimes it’s the little things that make the difference between putting fish on the ice or stopping at a store to buy chicken on the way home.
I recently spent a day on the ice of Saginaw Bay fishing for walleyes with Gary Burch, of Waterford. A drywaller by trade, Gary’s also is a pro staffer for Mark Martin’s Ice Fishing Vacation Schools, a pro staffer for Fish Bones Custom Lures, and an administrator for Michigan Slayers All Season. He says he fishes every chance he gets – after work, on the weekends, and during any vacation time he can scrape together – during all seasons of the year. In a nut shell, he’s a pretty knowledgeable fisherman.