Wenham's Open Space and Recreation Committee planned a September 29 community workshop on Pingree Park's tennis court future. The workshop, coordinated by Land Use Director Kate Mallory, begins with a 5:30 p.m. guided walk and continues at 6 p.m. at Hamilton Wenham Library.
Wenham's Open Space & Recreation Committee revised its Pingree Park tennis court survey following resident noise concerns. The committee reviewed results from a 2024 survey of 40 residents that favored renovation with expanded recreation space. Residents from The Boulders, located 100 feet from the
Wenham Open Space & Recreation Committee agreed to conduct public input on Pingree Park tennis court uses. Committee Chair Ernest Ashley reported that the Select Board confirmed the Higginson Park signage design featuring an interior green circle, and resident Laurie McMahon secured funding through
Committee seeks middle school input on Pingree Park courts. The Open Space & Recreation Committee discussed conceptual designs for tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts at Pingree Park and a potential name change for West Wenham Park to Higgenson Park. Clerk Maribeth Ting and Land Use Director
Wenham Open Space and Recreation Committee advances Pingree Park redesign with community survey plan. The committee agreed to survey residents and conduct direct outreach before proceeding with plans to replace four tennis courts with two courts, three pickleball courts, and a potential skate park.
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