Warren Conservation Commission - Public Open Space & Coastal Rights-of-way

April 22nd
2006

Commission President Eileen Socha, Town Council President Frank Alfano and Commission Committee member Gloria Medeiros share a few laughs before the event.

Prizes were generously donated by Subway, Jamiel’s Shoeworld, Wharf Tavern, 2nd Story Theater, India, Crossroads Restaurant, Blount Market and Edible Arrangements,

Over 100 people participated in this year's event that focused on cleaning up ten of the town's "hot spots." Sponsors included Dunkin Donuts who provided coffee, pastry & t-shirts.

Members of Daisy Troop 1339 and Brownie Troop 476 display their new tee-shirts.

Daisy and Brownie troop members pick up small trash along Serpentine Road.

Daisies and Brownies find all kinds of trash in the Kickemuit Cemetery on Serpentine Road.

Jackie and Tiffany Ouellette discover one of the event's "Trasher Chests" hidden in trash along Franklin Street that is worth a free prize.

Junior Grange members Shalynne Santos; Christine, Alexander, Emily and Michelle Andrews; and Lauren & Sue Kenyon.

Barbara Stevens and Cindy Saksena find another one of the "Trasher Chests" hidden in trash along Seymour Street.

Andrew Pennie, Allyson Ever, Kenneth Mancini and Mallory Hamilton clean up Poverty Corner.

Bill and Jean McCabe and Dan Shears clear trash near the Kickemuit River.

David Kee cleans up debris scattered near his property along Long Lane in Touisset.

Wyatt Bullard displays a skull from a small animal that he found in Laurel Park.

Nick Larson and Nick Andreadis point to the pile of debris that they assembled.

Madeline & Spenser Dennis join their mother, Cathy Scanlon, along the bicycle path.

Gloria Medeiros and Lorraine Gardiner grill hot dogs for Frank Alfono and Eileen Socha.

Jean McCabe claims her prize of a gift certificate to the Crossroads Restaurant.

Ann Morrill of the Kickemuit River Council wins a prize in the raffle.

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