PRESERVING
THE ENVIRONMENTAL, HISTORICAL,
RECREATIONAL, AND COMMUNITY
HOUSING RESOURCES OF
SCITUATE
The Town of Scituate has received
more than $4.73 million dollars
in matching funds from the state to date.
Hatherly School Athletic Fields
$200,000 and $57,500
Completed Project
Project Descriptions
Athletic Fields
$200,000
This project funded the construction of an athletic field at the Hatherly School.
Fence and Parking
$57,500
In conjunction with the new athletic field at Hatherly School the Recreation Commission asked for additional funding to install a fence around the perimeter of the field and to add additional parking.

The fence serves two main purposes. First it serves as a security barrier, not allowing cars to drive across the field and damage it. Secondly, it provides safety for all participants using the field. Balls do not roll into the street/parking area or into the wooded field, which is privately owned.

With the large numbers of children using the field the old limited parking spaces filled up quickly forcing parking in the driveway and out on the street, causing a dangerous situation. The PTO and principal of Hatherly School asked that as many new parking spots as possible be added. The buffer zone between the end of the field and Ann Vinal Road accommodates up to forty additional spaces.
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Field to honor Ryan Flannery
Scituate — Earlier in the day that he would be killed in a car accident, Ryan Flannery was playing lacrosse. And he was playing it well; the Scituate resident and Boston College High School Student scored five goals. The honor student had a strong interest in sports, especially lacrosse. Soon after Ryan’s death in 2003 at age 16, then-Scituate lacrosse coach Chris Weber...
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