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Easter Egg Hunt praised; archery, tennis and community podcast plans announced
Summary
Board described a well‑attended April 4 Easter Egg Hunt and confirmed spring sessions for archery and tennis; Howie Jacobs proposed a fall community podcast program and fiber arts will continue monthly through June.
Board members reported the Easter Egg Hunt on April 4 was successful with strong volunteer and student help; Diane Maglione submitted remaining receipts for reimbursement. "The event was wonderful," the minutes say; the board noted the large turnout and ease of operations with extra student help.
Looking ahead, archery will run April 11–June 20 with three Saturday morning sessions and a $25 registration fee; tennis spring sessions begin May 9 with fees listed at $100 per session for age groups and adults; fiber arts will continue monthly through June with no cost and programming hosted by Clover Folk Studio. Howie Jacobs introduced a Community Podcast Program proposal intended to begin in the fall as an educational activity for residents.
