Students Spark 'Green' Change in City
Thanks to the initiative of students from Smithville Christian High School, a partnership has been formed between the school and the Township of West Lincoln to create new walking trails in the urban area of Smithville. The school and township were recently awarded $6,500 from the Niagara Community Foundation (NCF) to plant trees along a local existing trail and at three township parks. Pictured, Township of West Lincoln planner, Rachelle Larocque, and Smithville Christian High School students review a proposed trail design for the area. Read more.
Thanks to the initiative of students from Smithville Christian High School, a partnership has been formed between the school and the Township of West Lincoln to create new walking trails in the urban area of Smithville. The school and township were recently awarded $6,500 from the Niagara Community Foundation (NCF) to plant trees along a local existing trail and at three township parks. Pictured, Township of West Lincoln planner, Rachelle Larocque, and Smithville Christian High School students review a proposed trail design for the area. Read more.
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