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of experience in a groomer. He started 
late and was just getting familiar with 
our trails when the warm up came, 
but we hope to have him next year 
grooming with the rest of the team! 
Another important person on the 
team is Scott Ryan. He is always ready 
to go with us. He was with me in 
January when I got a tree in between 
the Tucker and drag and he also 
helped retrieve a Jeep on a trail. He is 
a hard worker and always checking 
the trails for down trees to speed up 
grooming efforts. Also John Hogan 
Shrewsbury volunteer Scott Ryan helps to 
get the club’s drag hooked back up.
with his grooming and helping with 
the Tucker, snow removal from the 
groomer shed and Dad’s walk way! 
He goes above and beyond to help the 
club and even Dad. Dave Fucci also 
does a lot in the winter to make the 
trails great. We have a great team that 
gets it done! Not much snow in the 
future so I think we are done for this 
season. Next season?
Roy Arthur, Vice President/Trailmaster
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Sno-Bees
What an incredible February we had! 
As the 2025-2026 season winds down 
this March, we hope everyone had 
the chance to get out and enjoy the 
trails. While we didn’t quite reach our 
membership goal in TMA sales this 
year, we are so grateful to everyone 
who selected the Sno-Bees as their 
primary club. Your support keeps our 
wheels and tracks turning.
This was truly the winter we needed. 
With consistent snow events and cold 
weather, all the clubs were in full 
force. It was wonderful to follow the 
action on social media; thank you all 
for sharing your activities and riding 
photos!
Our grooming crew put in a ton of 
work this season, and it showed. It’s 
gratifying to see the off-season prep — 
the drainage, brushing, and grading — 
pay off in such smooth, wide and clear 
trails. They were as good as I can ever 
remember.
While we weren’t able to hold our 
formal Ride In event, your generosity 
didn’t waver. Thanks to the donations 
received, we look forward to 
presenting a contribution to the Barre 
Town Fire Department at our April 
meeting.
On a personal note, I’ve clocked 

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