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Group building butterfly habitat to help Monarch
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Members of the Southern Hills Garden Club plant a butterfly garden Aug. 20 at Central Park in Ashland, Ky. Ashland has joined a national movement to help save the disappearing Monarch butterfly by providing habitat for the migratory insect.
ASHLAND, Ky. — Ashland has joined a national movement to help save the disappearing Monarch butterfly by providing habitat for the migratory insect. A Monarch Way Station was planted in Central Park on Tuesday by members of the Southern Hills Garden Club in cooperation with the City of Ashland, Boyd County Public Library and Crabbe Elementary. The way station is along the backside of the library at the edge of the school’s playground.