Everyone interested in the French Broad River or associated with RiverLink
needs to know about Wilma Dykeman - the person for whom the Wilma Dykeman
RiverWay is named. On Wednesday, Sept. 12, at 10:00 a.m., Jim Stokely, one of
Wilma Dykeman's two sons, will give a presentation on "Who Is Wilma
Dykeman?" as part of RiverLink's volunteer orientation sessions. RiverLink
will also host a volunteer information only session at 5:00 p.m.
Join us at the RiverLink offices
at 170 Lyman Street to learn about volunteering at RiverLink and Wilma Dykeman,
a pathfinding advocate for the environment, race relations, the use or misuse
of pesticides in food production, Appalachia, birth control and more.
The Sept. 12 information sessions
will detail RiverLink's volunteer positions in a Powerpoint presentation.
Volunteers will have a chance to fill out a volunteer application, and
Volunteer Coordinator Dave Russell will be available to answer questions and
help everyone find their best fit at RiverLink.
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