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Mini Golf

ELLINGTON —

The Ellington Historical Society is excited to be opening a new exhibit on April 22, Earth Day.

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The focus will be the wonderful history of the Crystal Lake area. It will feature photographs and memorabilia, the sights, the sounds, even the tastes of life during the early 1900s. Think Jimmy’s! Come and learn the story of Crystal Lake. Was it always called Crystal Lake?

Lori Spielman

A hub of recreational activities, Crystal Lake drew crowds in from miles around. Music, dancing, and entertainment were all part of the Crystal Lake community.

The Historical Society is welcoming everyone in on April 22 to learn about and enjoy the rich history the Crystal Lake area. Come join them.

Mini Golf at the Library is back. This perennial fan favorite event will feature 25 holes of golf sponsored by a wide variety of local businesses, with prizes, giveaways, a raffle, a great food court, and more available throughout the day! This is a free, family-friendly event which is always an amazing time for all. More details are available in the Hall Memorial Library section of this newsletter — check it out and mark your calendars for Feb. 4.

We are so pleased to share that our Department of Public Works has received approval to move forward with a project to deal with felled/dying trees at the Metcalf Trail, funded by a DEEP grant. Work will be taking place over the next month, pending weather cooperation. While the trail is currently closed and will remain closed until the project is complete and the area is safe, we wanted to provide an update. We will be sure to let everyone know when the trail is officially reopened. Happy hiking.

Town offices will be closed Feb. 20 for the observation of Presidents Day. There will beno delay in trash collection.