Shearman Park rises on former Marshall school site
Once Shearman Elementary School, built in 1916, served generations of Marshall residents. The city purchased the site on December 3, 2012, demolished structures, and on July 17, 2013 designated Shearman Park a City of Marshall park with a 1.5 acre layout including a pavilion playground paths and open green space marking the neighborhood’s education history.
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Girl Scouts Green Year Highlights Local Projects
Scouts detail park restorations and nature programs including Garvin Park basin conversion to a neighborhood park, tree planting, river health reporting, and the Tricks & Trails event at Brooks Nature Area. Gold Award projects focus on bird habitats, raised bed gardens, and invasive species management with EPA partnership notes.
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Plan Aims to Guide Community Decisions for Ketchum Park
The Master Plan guides decision making and funding for Ketchum Park, with access on the City site, Marshall District Library, and Welcome Center. Park history stems from long standing community engagement, passion for history, and generous personal support, ensuring protection and enhancement for future generations.
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