Local dog walkers praise Winslow Park

Tierney Kugel '22 and Emma Smith '22|October 19, 2019

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An Informational sign stationed at the entrance of Winslow Park explains the rules and policies for leash restrictions. Local dog walkers reported spotting many dogs walking off leash in the park.

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