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It’s been a dream of Trinity Church’s parishioners for more than 30 years — since the lot was purleased by the church in the mid-50s. finally, the idea is coming to fruitful, aided by the church’s Aesthetics Kommittee. |f_ Across Gay St. from Trinity Church is a one-third acre lot which has stood vacant for years. With the addition of extensive landscaping and a number of benches placed throughout, it’s now become a “quiet place,” a small park for the enjoyment of the members of the church’s congregation and the residents of the town.
Although the dream’s genesis was many years ago, it is only recently that the planning became planting, with members of the Aesthetics Committee, under the chairmanship of Phillip Strange, assisting Treese Nursery in the landscaping of the small corner lot. A number of indigenous trees and shrubs, including white pine, laurel, dogwood, azaleas and cottoneaster,
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