Colleen D'Alessandro, Donna Jarvis, and Pat Fenton in the forest.
(PATRICIA McDONNELL)
Ban pits off-road enthusiasts against horse riders
Motorists angry about new rule for Georgetown-Rowley State Forest
Colleen D'Alessandro, Donna Jarvis, and Pat Fenton in the forest.
(PATRICIA McDONNELL)
The state's decision to close Georgetown-Rowley State Forest to motorized off-road vehicles is being applauded by horseback riders who hate the noise and the danger they say it presents, while motocross and ORV enthusiasts decry the move as elitist and discriminatory. (Full article: 856 words)
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