4/29/2008 Volunteers organized by Councilman Bob Weiner work on Tally Day Bark Park
Community News 4/29/08
Nikola Shiklomanov and Irina Shiklomanov spread mulch in the Tally Day Bark Park. More than 30 volunteers showed up for the semi-annual event, in which volunteers spread mulch and clean up the fenced bark park, the only one in Delaware, according to New Castle County Councilman Robert S. Weiner (R-Chatham).
The park was built four years ago in the park next to the Brandywine Hundred Library. The mulch is supplied by a county-owned woodchipper and labor for upkeep is done by volunteers, except for a few employees who operate an earth mover and other vehicles, Weiner said.
The park, which contains two sides, is "the center for their world," for the people who use the park, Weiner said.
County Council meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday evenings of each month
"Bob's commitment to the communities he represents is clearly evident and we are fortunate to enjoy his services."
Dave Warner
President, Liftwood Estates Civic Association
Paid for by Friends of Bob Weiner - www.BobWeiner.com - (302) 468-6024 - Volunteer - Contribute Friends of Bob Weiner is the political candidate committee that
accepts contributions on behalf of New Castle County Councilman Robert S. Weiner.
Nikola Shiklomanov and Irina Shiklomanov spread mulch in the Tally Day Bark Park. More than 30 volunteers showed up for the semi-annual event, in which volunteers spread mulch and clean up the fenced bark park, the only one in Delaware, according to New Castle County Councilman Robert S. Weiner (R-Chatham).
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