Field Notes: Friends of Albemarle Newsletter Winter 2026

Dear Friends,  I was starting to think we’d have to become Friends of the Tundra, but I have it on good authority that the ground is under there somewhere. Construction: How’s it Going?Short answer: Fantastic! The contractors are hard at work and on schedule.  Scenes: On the Path to Pathways Gosh That’s A Lot ofContinue reading “Field Notes: Friends of Albemarle Newsletter Winter 2026”

Guest Post: Fish Hiding in Plain Sight

I’m so excited to share our first Guest Post ever! Please welcome the Executive Director of Native Fish Coalition, Bob Mallard. Cheesecake Brook in Albemarle Park: Fish Hiding in Plain Sight In 2024, Native Fish Coalition (NFC) took an interest in suburban and urban streams.  We wanted to know more about these heavily altered waterwaysContinue reading “Guest Post: Fish Hiding in Plain Sight”

Winter Back-In Parking

Awesome to see how careful people are to back-in park on Albemarle. Even with snow piles and icy roads, drivers (including contractors, walkers, teachers, playground users, snowball fighters and skiers) are careful take the time to park safely and correctly. Thanks, community! For more on back-in parking through the seasons, check out: Fall Edition: https://friendsofalbemarle.org/2025/10/07/back-in-parking-fall-2025-still-works SummerContinue reading “Winter Back-In Parking”

Field Notes: Fall 2025 Newsletter

Friends, It’s a time of transition. Many of the beautiful leaves are still with us…for a little while longer. As are the construction vehicles.Field UpdateThe synthetic turf field was fully installed as of early October and supports play of all kinds. This is the only community synthetic turf access in Newton, and it’s exciting to see it getting regularContinue reading “Field Notes: Fall 2025 Newsletter”