When was it? Kopicky and about 20 volunteers completed the project in June 2012. They cleared weeds, and planted shrubs, perennials and grass seed. The group also spread mulch and hay near a bench.
How did it go? "It was kind of nerve wracking," Kopicky said. "It was hard to keep everyone doing something, but it was definitely worth it. It took four or five hours."
What was the best part? "Being satisfied that I accomplished the highest rank of scouting. Afterward I evaluated myself to see how I did, and it was very satisfactory. There are a few people who came around said how much better it looked."
More information: Website: www.cwpd.org.
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