Members of the Shelburne Trails Club stand around the newly posted hiking trail sign “John’s Way,” named in honor of long time Shelburne resident John Gralenski. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Members of the Shelburne Trails Club stand around the newly posted hiking trail sign “John’s Way,” named in honor of long time Shelburne resident John Gralenski. (COURTESY PHOTO)
SHELBURNE — On Oct. 19, the Shelburne Trails Club hosted a hike and a dedication to name the foot-path to Ray’s Pond from Shelburne’s Mount Ingalls summit in honor of longtime Shelburne resident John Gralenski.
Gralenski passed away in September and left a lasting legacy in the town of Shelburne. In addition to serving as a selectman and member of the conservation commission, he was the hiking club’s go-to guy to learn the history of many of Shelburne’s “lost trails” that the Shelburne Trails Club has restored over the past decade.
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