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What a gorgeous weekend it was! We had a lot of visitors placing Mother's Day flowers and decorations, which can be left out until Sunday, May 21st. www.wcmp.org/about-us/decorating-guidelines/ ... See MoreSee Less

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The flowering crab trees are just beautiful!

Looks amazing!

How beautiful the gardens are. Thank you for keeping me in mind. Much appreciate.

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Spring Office Hours & Decoration Guide

The office is now open seven days a week, including Sundays from 10AM - 2PM. Visitors are welcome to stop in for assistance and restrooms.

Please pick up any winter decorations you wish to keep by today, Sunday, April 2nd. The spring cleanup date was extended due to the last storm, but that snow cover has cleared, and items will be removed starting tomorrow. Decorating Guidelines are posted throughout the grounds and on our website: www.wcmp.org/about-us/decorating-guidelines/

Please contact us with any questions, and Happy Spring!
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Spring Office Hours & Decoration Guide The office is now open seven days a week, including Sundays from 10AM - 2PM. Visitors are welcome to stop in for assistance and restrooms. Please pick up any winter decorations you wish to keep by today, Sunday, April 2nd. The spring cleanup date was extended due to the last storm, but that snow cover has cleared, and items will be removed starting tomorrow. Decorating Guidelines are posted throughout the grounds and on our website: https://www.wcmp.org/about-us/decorating-guidelines/ Please contact us with any questions, and Happy Spring!

Please Remove any winter decorations you wish to keep on or before Sunday April 2nd.

Winter Decorations are set to be cleaned up starting 7 am April 3rd. Please use caution and common sense when walking onto the grounds during mud season and spring thaw. The grounds are very spongy and wet and will remain this way until mother nature does her thing.

With burials preformed year-round comes heavy equipment driving on the areas through snow, ice, frost then thaw and mud. There will be areas that will need some extra TLC and we will be working on those as conditions improve. Please stay away from recent burials or winter work as these areas are very unstable until they dry out. We are not happy and know that it is unsightly, but we simply need the weather to cooperate in order to make it look beautiful again.

We will be focusing all our efforts to get onto the grounds and start working in sporadic areas as they dry out. The grounds need to be dry and firm enough to drive our equipment without marking up and creating more issues. Recent burials and services will be our focus for keeping them as slightly as possible during these improvements. Graves will be loamed and seeded and markers placed back in very short time.
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Please Remove any winter decorations you wish to keep on or before Sunday April 2nd. Winter Decorations are set to be cleaned up starting 7 am April 3rd. Please use caution and common sense when walking onto the grounds during mud season and spring thaw. The grounds are very spongy and wet and will remain this way until mother nature does her thing. With burials preformed year-round comes heavy equipment driving on the areas through snow, ice, frost then thaw and mud. There will be areas that will need some extra TLC and we will be working on those as conditions improve. Please stay away from recent burials or winter work as these areas are very unstable until they dry out. We are not happy and know that it is unsightly, but we simply need the weather to cooperate in order to make it look beautiful again. We will be focusing all our efforts to get onto the grounds and start working in sporadic areas as they dry out. The grounds need to be dry and firm enough to drive our equipment without marking up and creating more issues. Recent burials and services will be our focus for keeping them as slightly as possible during these improvements. Graves will be loamed and seeded and markers placed back in very short time.

Winter Clean Up Update

We will not be removing any winter decorations this Weekend March 19 as previously planned. The recent storm did pass through somewhat uneventful for the cities and towns around us, but we unfortunately landed the jackpot we didn't want to win of almost three feet of snow. We are forwarding the date to remove decorations on or before 04/02 and extend it again if needed.
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Winter Clean Up Update We will not be removing any winter decorations this Weekend March 19 as previously planned. The recent storm did pass through somewhat uneventful for the cities and towns around us, but we unfortunately landed the jackpot we didnt want to win of almost three feet of snow. We are forwarding the date to remove decorations on or before 04/02 and extend it again if needed.

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oh poor worsta. nice here in sw pa. hittin near 60

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