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Farley Sullivan: Enjoying the Blue Hills Today, Investing in Tomorrow

by Friends of the Blue Hills | Aug 8, 2023 | Blog

Interview by Michael Morgan Farley Sullivan loves nature – and people – and this is manifested in a variety of ways. The Milton resident spent a week in July helping the residents of Ludlow, VT and the Black River area recover from catastrophic flooding that occurred...

Great News for Our Parks

by Friends of the Blue Hills | Aug 5, 2023 | Blog

Good news for the Blue Hills – and for all our parks. Many thanks to our members and supporters who advocated for adequate funding for the Department of Conservation and Recreation. Your voices were heard. Last week, the legislature sent a $56.2 billion Fiscal Year...

You can Survey Poo-lution

by Friends of the Blue Hills | Aug 1, 2023 | Blog

Would you like to give back to the Blue Hills — on your own time — when you walk in the woods? You can join a group of volunteers who survey bio-pollution (read dog waste) in the park. We call them the Poo-lution Solution Team! While most people properly...

Elizabeth Mullaney: Using her teaching experience to volunteer

by Friends of the Blue Hills | Jul 27, 2023 | Uncategorized

Interview by Lauren Magee Tell me a little bit about yourself and how you got involved with the Friends of the Blue Hills. I live in Dedham and the Blue Hills is right there, so I often go to the Blue Hills just to go hiking by myself and with friends and family. I...

Member Profile: Joe Greeley a ‘Good Scout’

by Friends of the Blue Hills | Jul 25, 2023 | Blog

By Michael Morgan An older term for a nice person is “a good scout.” So, what do you call a nice person who was a Good Scout? We call him Joe Greeley. The Norwood resident has long worked at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy in the Longwood section of...