Two added to trail board

THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2010

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SACKETS HARBOR — The Seaway Trail Foundation has added two members to the nine currently on its board.

Rosalind L. Cook, a resource educator with Cornell Cooperative Extension of Jefferson County, and Patti C. Stephens, a retired Sackets Harbor Central School elementary teacher, were brought on board to help promote the development of educational programming and activities.

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