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FOWWOS will register for Community Day in September. At the event, they will host a native plant exchange. They may promote a March cleanup they are planning as part of their West Windsor Clean Streets Program and hand out forms to people to encourage cleanups in their own neighborhoods.
Henry Murphy cleaned up the Millstone West preserve trail by mowing grass and removing logs from the trail.
Paul Ligeti offered to post weekly on FOWWOS’ Facebook account. The posts would be about FOWWOS’ history, history of parcels, FOWWOS events, volunteer opportunities, etc. Poems or quotes may also be posted.
Ajay Kaisth observed a big truck mowing down plants across the street from Ward Road off of North Post Road. He inquired, “Have we given any thought to not mowing down parts of our open space? Especially those that don’t have walking trails or that are just used to preserve our biodiversity.” Alison Miller will be meeting with Township Landscape Architect, Dan Dobromilsky to understand the Township’s policy and why the plants were removed from the parcel.
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Heavy rain, with a high of 77 and low of 67 degrees. Don't forget your umbrella! Mist for the morning, overcast in the afternoon, sunny during the evening, cloudy overnight.
It's unfortunate the author does not discuss the fact that a flip phone can provide students with the communications described in the article as essential.
Hi Tom, thank you for your thoughts! You are absolutely correct in saying that flip phones are actually not included in New York’s new policy, and could be a good alternative for students, since they would allow for basic communications but would not have the capacity for social media access, etc.