Tawasentha Park in Guilderland was the host of the annual Brain Injury Awareness Day last Friday as instructors from Living Resources and patients tell stories.
GUILDERLAND — The weather may already be very summery, but it will be a few more weeks before town residents can cool off in the pool at Tawasentha Park.
Good for Guilderland, keeping its town pool open, and planning to rebuild, after fire destroyed its pool house. Every time we write a story about a drowning, we see the need for public pools where kids can learn to swim.
The fifth annual Capital District Brain Injury Awareness Day was held at Tawasentha Park in Guilderland last week, where the audience was treated to music from The Brainwaves.
At the Tuesday National Night Out in Tawasentha Park, sponsored by the Guilderland Police Department’s Community Service Unit. crowds turned out for the annual free event but were deluged by rain later in the night.
