Headlines 21 April 2015

Greening Greater Greenfield donates new sign for Felson Park

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Greening Greater Greenfield (G3), an organization that does many good works around the community, has donated and installed a new sign at the entrance to Felson Park.

The attractive, rustic sign was hand-crafted by G3 member Sam Bowers in the style of signs often seen at state parks and points the way to Felson Park, which features a bike and walking trail. Sam and his son David put up the new sign on April 16.

"The new sign is just the latest benefit to our community by the G3 organization," said City Manager Ron Coffey. "Last year Greening Greater Greenfield donated trees that were planted downtown, and G3 continues to sponsor workshops and festivals throughout the year, including Blues, Brews & Stews, gardening classes and the Greenfield Oktoberfest."

Felson Park is also the location of the popular Paddle on Paint Creekfest scheduled by G3 on Sunday, May 17 along the banks of Paint Creek. Many kayakers and canoeists are expected to converge on Greenfield that day, and there will be food, entertainment and displays by various organizations at Felson Park from noon to 6 p.m.

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