Wednesday, August 3, 2016

Scenic Vista Restored at Sawmill Ridge

Our crews have been hard at work restoring the entrance to Sawmill Ridge to resemble what it might have looked like back in 1938. In this aerial photo, you can see that there was quite a view overlooking the farmland from the road. Lewis Builders has been hard at work restoring the open space and rock walls to again provide the scenic vista that once existed at Sawmill Ridge. Take a look at the 360-degree video posted on Facebook for a virtual view of the work being done. We'll have more to show as the project is completed. Of course, you can always take a drive over to Sawmill Ridge to check out our new homes being built just beyond the open space.

Thursday, July 21, 2016

Lewis Group of Companies Recognized by Local YMCA





EAST KINGSTON, NH - 7/21/2016 
Tracy Fuller, Regional Executive Director, Haverhill and Plaistow Community YMCA Camp Tricklin' Falls, recently presented Christine Lewis Morse and Harold Morse on behalf of the Atkinson Resort & Country Club, and the Lewis Group of companies an appreciation plaque for their contributions. For the past four years Christine, Harold, and the Lewis Group have provided a continued commitment to the community through their support providing materials essential to the construction of the Adirondack cabins at Camp Trickin' Falls in Plaistow, NH.
"Christine Lewis Morse and Harold Morse have been great partners to the Haverhill YMCA and Camp Tricklin' Falls. Four years ago, I met with Christine to request support to build an Adirondack Cabin at camp. Christine immediately agreed and provided us with the supplies needed for the build. Four years later, we have four new cabins at camp. This support allows the Y to help more families in need have an experience to last a lifetime at camp. We couldn't have the impact we do without fantastic partners like Christine and Harold." - Tracy Fuller, Regional Executive Director, Haverhill and Plaistow Community YMCA 
Camp Tricklin' Falls serves 300 children daily in East Kingston, NH, and provides over $45,000 of financial assistance each summer.

Camp Tricklin' Falls is currently looking for donations to grade their current restroom, changing room and food service buildings to construct an all enclosed encompassing building with the ability to house all camp attendees for group activities in inclement weather, and use the property year round not just in the summer months. For those interested in supporting the worthy cause online donations are welcomed here.
"It's always a pleasure to give back to the community, but it's much more rewarding knowing the kids will be enjoying themselves, and the summer, at Camp Trickin' Falls creating memories they will never forget."- Christine Lewis Morse