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Thank You, Brookside Volunteers!
Last Thursday, four Brookside eight-graders went to work lugging wood chips from the Franklin Turnpike parking lot to the muddy Black Rail Trail.
It was hot and humid, the wood chips were wet and heavy, the young men of the Group 31 Service Learning Project did a great job.
Mike Buckley manned the rake. The trail is a lot less soggy thanks to their efforts!
The crew from left to right is: Lucas S., Yanni Z. Lucas G. Derek M. and Mike B.
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Thank you very much for your help!
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You guys are terrific and very appreciated. Best of everything for your next 4 year journey
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Great job guys,
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Enid
Thank you very much for your help!
Sally
You guys are terrific and very appreciated. Best of everything for your next 4 year journey
Joe K
Great job guys,