The Recorder posted a detailed story about the Conway Snowmobile Club, in particular the volunteer efforts of Paul Sokoloski and club president, Ron Sweet.
“Though he wouldn’t take credit himself, club members credited Sokoloski for building much of the equipment the group uses to clear and groom the trails. Sokoloski was honored as the 2013 trail worker of the year by the Snowmobile Association of Massachusetts.”
The story went into great detail about the role the club plays in the community and snowmobiling.
Reporter Kathleen McKiernan went on to write “Snowmobiling in Franklin County as it exists today wouldn’t be possible if it weren’t for the volunteer members of the local clubs, who work together to make riding safe and efficient.”
The well written story, which clearly conveyed the efforts and goals of the club, ended with a visual description we can all relate to.
“I could see that getting to speed across farmlands and through thick woods on a snowmobile could take you places you wouldn’t normally see by foot or car. It was breathtaking. And fun.”
The story was accompanied by several photos taken by Recorder reporter and photographer Trish Crapo.
The full story can be read at The Recorder.
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