On July 16, ten Apalachin Lions renovated the Apalachin Lions Park at the western end of Main Street and Route 434, which has been transformed thanks to their efforts. The Lions also improved the Garden Club plot across Main Street, which they voluntary maintain for them.
Pictured are the volunteers from the Apalachin Lions that worked to clean up the Apalachin Lions Park, as well as the garden plot across Main Street. Pictured are Lion Paul Huonker, who directed the project, and Lions John Whiting, Gary Iacovazzi, Gerry and Mark Strazik, Rick Gray, Steve Brill, and Bob Jensen. Not pictured are Lions Pete Sylvester and Dick Tulsey, who worked all day but left prior to the photo. Provided photo.
In the park, three very large broken tree branches (from the snowstorm) were removed, many shrubs trimmed, and the old creosote logs / supports were removed. The park is now ready for a new welcome sign, which is being designed.
Clean up was recently performed by ten Apalachin Lions to the Apalachin Lions Park and the garden plot across Main Street. Provided photo.
The Town of Owego agreed to pick up the debris that was collected, which amounted to three large piles. A neighboring business owner also agreed to take some of the debris.
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