The Vernon Patch reports that the Rockville Downtown Association is ready to celebrate the completion of a major project to clean up the area around Hockanum Falls. The work was made possible in large part due to a $10,000 Preservation of Place grant from CMSC, in cooperation with the State Historic Preservation Office. A ribbon cutting will be held on June 21 at 6:00 PM. Read the story below for more details.
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