ROCKPORT — Friends David Kobrosky and Nick Wise, both 14, like skateboarding.
They were spotted earlier this week riding on Green Street in Rockport.
Kobrosky likes the boards so much he said he has started his own business called Rock’N Skateboards.
He said he sells new and used skateboards and accessories.
Rockport has a skateboard park, open to the public, at Evans Field, but many of its streets, especially those downtown are off limits, according to police.
The Police Department may be contacted for a list of the streets that are off-limits to boarders.
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