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The student's work in the park consisted of trimming grass around shrubs, sweeping leaves and trash from the tennis court, raking and anything else they felt needed done. Besides working in the city park, they also washed windows at the Post Office, Hazel's Coffee Shop, planted flowers in planters, and pulled weeds from the city sidewalk. |
Russ Davis donated his time and a lift with bucket for trimming the lower branches on trees and with Matt Quealy's help were able to raise the canopy of shade over the park by trimming the lower branches. Russ and Matt did the tractor and loader work while the students loaded the cut branches on a wagon. |
Russ built the lift to fit on a Westendorf loader. It is easily attached and can be transported on a hay rack. The cage for the worker swings so the platform is always parallel to the ground. ![]() The fire hydrants and the main water hydrant also received a new coat of red paint. The students were given an afternoon refreshment break at Hazel's where the bus picked them up mid-afternoon for the ride back to school. The town of Nemaha really appreciates the work of the students and for the school to allow them the opportunity to serve the community. |
Nemaha Park Has a New Fence
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![]() The former school ball park is still in use by Little League and has been remodeled and maintained as an attractive ball park. |
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The Memorial Tree Aboretum covers the large grounds with an assortment of common and unusual trees and shrubs. The trees are being dedicated in memory of people from the Nemaha area. Each tree is identified with a plaque telling of the person whose memory it represents and the tree type. Take some time to make the rounds, you won't be disappointed! |
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Updated 5/3/07 - Validated 5/24/06 |