— by Fay Gordon High winds and crisp weather did not deter the Rockridge crowd on Sunday, February 9, as neighbors and Friends of the Rockridge Green- belt (FROG) showed up in force to support Frog Park. After months of anticipation, years of fundraising ...
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— by Fay Gordon, FROG Park volunteer After months of construction and years of fundraising and planning, Frog Park’s Children’s Lot is finally ready for 2020. Join Friends of the Rockridge Green belt (FROG) members and the local community on Sunday, Dece...
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By Fay Gordon
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...at early on she was delighted when a cooking school was added to her donor list and that some of the students at that school had previously been living in a shelter that received Daily Bread donations. Frog Park Takes A Leap into 2020 — by Fay Gordon As a result of the bad weather, the
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FROG Park Committee members and supporters gather in front of a construction fence on Day One of repairs and improvements recently approved for Hardy and Frog Park playgrounds. Above, from left: Fay Gordon and son Diego; Leonora Sea; Carol Behr and daughter Sara; Adrienne Wong, Designer/Consultant and daughter Sarah; Ronnie Spitzer, and Theresa Nelson. The project completion date is November 2019. /D. Kinkead
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By Judith Berne
Greenbelt on Saturday, April Keer : : 4 Gordon at faylgordon@gmail.
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