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Director: Crow's Pasture reopens to ORVs; blueberry patches see 289 pickers and 316 pints picked
Summary
At the Aug. 6 meeting the conservation director reported Crow's Pasture reopened to off-road vehicles after a temporary closure and said blueberry patches open since July 19 recorded 289 pickers who gathered 316 pints; blueberry picking is free to town residents with proof of residency.
In his director's report the conservation director said Crow's Pasture reopened to off-road vehicles this week after a brief closure prompted by an unexpected brood of chicks in the area. The director said staff expects to open the site to dogs within roughly a week after chicks have dispersed.
The director also reported that blueberry patches, open since July 19 on Sundays and Wednesdays, have drawn 289 people who have picked 316 pints so far. The director clarified that pints are provided free to town residents and that the program is limited to residents showing proof of residency (mail or license).
