It’s nice to think about parks. Parks are democratic. Everyone can use them. And there are so many different ways to enjoy them. Especially at Albemarle, with its big swaths of green open space. Model planes cross that blue sky when my husband and children have a free afternoon, and my son had both hisContinue reading “Ready, Set, Launch, Hooray!”
Author Archives: Cedar Pruitt
History of Albemarle
We won’t go back to the time of the dinosaurs, but these fields once featured a golf course. A sheep pasture. And a meandering stream. Learn more about Newton’s investment in this area here.
Restoring and Naturalizing Cheesecake Brook
Cheesecake Brook is an important part of our area ecology that engages Albemarle as a flood plain during times of heavy rain. City Councilor Emily Norton recently presented an updated vision for how to invest in this crucial asset to future climate change mitigation. To learn more about restoring this wetlands area, visit the RestoreContinue reading “Restoring and Naturalizing Cheesecake Brook”
Friends of Albemarle 