Thanks to First Responders, improvements at The Community Center, and dinners served at Echo Lake Inn! ~ Margo’s Plymouth Report

Reprinted with permission of The Vermont Standard

 

8/30/20

I feel remiss that I have not expressed gratitude for the response to our emergency at Echo Lake on 7/27. The park’s exceptionally kind personnel cleared the beach, but before some of the folks left, they offered help, water, and heartfelt concern.  I can’t begin to thank all of the emergency professionals who responded.  Trucks and folks from both Plymouth and Ludlow Fire Depts were there.  I am deeply thankful for the care taken by Stephanie Grover and Dan Stoughton of Ludlow Ambulance Service in regard to locating Tom. State Trooper Steven Schutt was very kind and accommodating. This is truly a caring community that responds with kindness and compassion.

 

So nice that fun things are happening at the Community Center (former Plymouth Elementary School).  Upgrades to the playground will not only make it more attractive, but safer for the youngsters.

 

More improvements in the works include a pickle ball court the beginnings of which can be seen in the picture.  It will be made with special lines added to the basketball court.  More to come soon!  Several volunteers have been working to beautify the gardens and to make this space welcoming.  Thanks to one and all!

 

In checking with Tom at the Echo Lake Inn, dinner is being served Wed – Sun, from 5:30 until 9:00 PM.  Please take note that both indoor and outdoor seating is available.  I believe that the Inn at Waters Edge is still offering dinners on Tuesdays.  Check their website for details.

 

I understand that hazardous waste collection will take place between 2:00 and 6:00 PM on Tues, 9/15 at the Springfield Transfer Station, 135 Fairground Road/100 Recycle Way. Masks are required and you need to stay in your vehicle.  For additional details, visit

www.vtsolidwastedistrict.org or call 674-9235 or email mobrien@swcrpc.org.  Aubuchon Hardware and LaValley Building Supply in Ludlow will accept paint in labeled, non-rusty cans. Bring all other paint cans to a household hazardous waste collection.

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