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Stephen Lewandowski has retired after a forty year career with various conservation agencies while publishing fifteen large and small books of poetry and essays. His most recent is Hard Work in Low Places, a collection of poems published by Tiger Bank Press in Rochester, NY. He hopes his poetry will interest students of natural history, biological sciences, geology, watersheds and macroinvertebrates. He has spent the majority of his life in the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York whose preservation and protection he alternately desires and despairs. His new book of poems, Ground Truth, Poems from the Field, was published in April of 2024 by Cayuga Lake Books of Ithaca, NY.
David Mihalyov lives near Lake Ontario in Webster, NY, with his wife, two daughters, and a beagle. His poems and short fiction have appeared in Tar River Poetry, Ocean State Review, Dunes Review, Free State Review, New Plains Review, San Pedro River Review, and other journals. His first poetry collection, A Safe Distance, was published by Main Street Rag Press in 2022.
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The Webster Arboretum is a place where people will visit a unique garden of natural beauty. The site is multi-use to include leisure, educational and cultural activities in a natural setting. It also enhances awareness of the value, beauty and need for protection of our botanical resources. Our goal is to create a park-like setting dedicated to quiet reflection, beauty, sight, smell and sounds of nature. We also aim at reflecting on the past, providing for the present and leaving a memorial and vision of the future. People of all ages will find something rewarding whether walking, listening to nature or a band, studying and observing nature or resting.
Elmer Smith
Town father and inspiration for the Arboretum 1921-1996