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Volunteers clearing trail near Miracle Mile, moving eastward

How fitting that Granite United Way would choose 9/11 as a “Day of Caring”, commemorating a day of wanton destruction with a day of community building and caring. There were two teams of volunteers working on the MRG. One team worked with MRG co-chair, Frank Gould, clearing weeds and saplings from the trail behind Miracle Mile, preparing for track and rail removal . . . back breaking work! The other team worked with our other co-chair, Paul Coats, clearing ties, spikes and iron plates from the MRG west of Sacred Heart Cemetery. (Mascoma Street)

Cleared trail behind Miracle Mile, looking west

Scenic view of the Mascoma RIver behind the Miracle Mile

Granite United Way “Day of Caring”

Friday, September 11, 2015 

This coming Friday is a day for volunteers to support non-profits in their communities. The Mascoma River Greenway is one of the organizations hoping to get help that day. If you can be available, please sign up at the address below and help us bush whack a section of the Greenway or help clear the tracks. If you sign up to work on the MRG please notify Frank Gould go2teach@comcast.net so we can plan.

Sign up for “Day of Caring”
http://goo.gl/forms/QeY5TgIznH