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Twenty six members of the Wayzata Football team and Head Coach Brad Anderson joined the Wayzata Volunteers to pull buckthorn on Saturday, May 14th. The effort was coordinated with the Merrily Borg Babcock and the City of Wayzata Volunteers in Action. Joel Papa, Bill Berneking, and yours truly also helped to lead the group of young men during the session.
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| Dan Gustafson, Bill Berniking, and Joel Papa at the Buckthorn pull. Courtesy Merrily Babcock. |
Cold mornings, and dark nights are coming, so it’s time to put away all the beautiful summer flowers.
The Wayzata Public Works staff is inviting the Wayzata volunteers to help put the gorgeous gardens to rest for the winter. If you are interested in helping out the Wayzata Public Works staff, leave October 22nd blank on your calender. It will only take about 2-3 hours, and it’s a nice way to pay back to your beautiful scenery that surrounds this wonderful town.
If interested, meet at the Wayzata Public Works facility, 299 W. Wayzata Blvd, at roughly 8:00 a.m. Once there, you will receive brief instruction, and be on your way to help.
Wayzata Public Works asks, “that you please bring gloves, shovels, rakes, hand gardening tools, and a friend.”
If you are planning to attend, RSVP to Lynn McCarthy at lmccarthy@northstarcounselors.com.
Stay tuned to Wayzata.com, your volunteers needed to put flowers to rest leader.
The Wayzata Volunteers had some great help today from the Wayzata Boy Scouts and the Wayzata Football team.
The Wayzata Boy Scouts and a group of Wayzata Volunteers met at the Wayzata Big Woods to clean up buck-thorn and garlic mustard this morning. Click here to view the photos from the event: 2011 Garlic Mustard Pull in the Wayzata Big Woods.
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| Volunteers remove garlic mustard for the Wayzata Big Woods. Photo Dan Gustafson. |
50 members of the Wayzata Football team showed up at the Wayzata Boardwalk Apartments this morning as well. They cleaned up buck-thorn, garlic mustard, and removed a tremendous amount of trees and brush that had accumulated on the property. Click here to view the photos from the event: Trojans Say Thanks – Wayzata Boardwalk Clean-up.
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| Photo Dan Gustafson. |
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| The Wayzata Trojans Football Team helped to clean up the Wayzata Boardwalk Apartments this morning. Photo Dan Gustafson. |
Wayzata Volunteers, Boy Scouts, and members of the football team will all participate in a multi-location “garlic mustard pull” on Saturday, May 21, 2011.
Undeterred by cool temperatures and intermittent heavy rain, dedicated volunteers in Wayzata came together for the second annual “Dig-It Day” to plant the City of Wayzata public gardens.
The event, organized by co-chairs Deanne Straka and Jan Himan, saw approximately 100 volunteers gathering at Wayzata Public Works early on a rainy Saturday morning.
Before venturing out into the elements for the planting, the volunteers were treated to coffee and donuts.
Despite the challenging weather conditions, the community spirit prevailed.
This volunteer initiative has garnered statewide recognition from the League of Minnesota Cities.
Mayor Ken Willcox proudly announced that the City of Wayzata is under consideration for an award, acknowledging its pioneering efforts in this program.
At around 9:00 AM, the volunteers dispersed to various locations across the community to carry out the planting.
The intermittent heavy rain ensured that the newly planted flowers received a natural watering as they were carefully placed into the soil.
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