Students Continue Stream Restoration Work
Posted by Shorebread | Thursday, January 02, 2014
SNOW HILL — With a commitment of five acres of tree buffers to be planted by the end of the school year, Snow Hill Middle School (SHMS) Principal Christina Welch gave the Board of Education an update on the Stream Restoration and Forest Revitalization (SRFR) project at the board’s December meeting. So far, about 300 trees have been planted with more scheduled to go into the ground this spring. … READ MORE


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