SPOCOTT - Earth Day at Spocott Windmill will offer a new feature, one of the area's newest and most exciting businesses - herbs from Delmarva Community Services, Inc.'s Horticulture Program. The business is part of DCS' vocational program, serving individuals with developmental disabilities.
Director Nick Grande said, "I will be at this event along with individuals from DCS's new Horticulture Program selling a variety of naturally grown potted herbs. Mark your calendars! Hope to see you all there. This will be our first sale of the season. Thank you to the Dorchester Citizens for Planned Growth for inviting us to your event."
In the past, the crew concentrated on piece work for local businesses, such as packing materials in boxes. The Horticulture Program gives them a chance to work for themselves, and to produce items useful to their own community.
Please stop by this fascinating site, to learn about local history and get a taste - yes, we had to make a pun :) - of local culture and the personal success of DCS' vocational trainees.
Director Nick Grande said, "I will be at this event along with individuals from DCS's new Horticulture Program selling a variety of naturally grown potted herbs. Mark your calendars! Hope to see you all there. This will be our first sale of the season. Thank you to the Dorchester Citizens for Planned Growth for inviting us to your event."
In the past, the crew concentrated on piece work for local businesses, such as packing materials in boxes. The Horticulture Program gives them a chance to work for themselves, and to produce items useful to their own community.
Please stop by this fascinating site, to learn about local history and get a taste - yes, we had to make a pun :) - of local culture and the personal success of DCS' vocational trainees.
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