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- Ayla Wigton, right, of Lewiston carries a bag of trash she and her grandfather, Jeff Wigton, picked up along the banks of the Androscoggin River in Auburn into a dump truck parked at the boat launch behind Festival Plaza Sunday morning. Megan Howes, left, of Auburn and dozens of others took part in the River Clean project sponsored by Androscoggin Land Trust. Scheduled originally for Father’s Day, June 16, extended rainfall meant the river was too high for a successful and safe event, as the plans were to do much of the cleanup by boat. Because of Sunday’s high water, using boats was again deemed unsafe, but the cleanup efforts were carried out along the banks and walkways. Volunteers gathered at Little Andy Park in New Auburn Sunday morning and at noon a barbecue and Baxter beverage were available for the first 100 volunteers at Firehouse Grille.
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- Ayla Wigton, right, of Lewiston asks for some help putting the trash she and her grandfather, Jeff Wigton, picked up along the banks of the Androscoggin River in Auburn into a dump truck parked at the boat launch behind Festival Plaza on Sunday morning. Megan Howes, left, of Auburn and dozens of others took part in the River Clean project sponsored by Androscoggin Land Trust. Scheduled originally for Father’s Day, June 16, extended rainfall meant the river was too high for a successful and safe event, as the plans were to do much of the cleanup by boat. Because of Sunday’s high water, using boats was again deemed unsafe, but the cleanup efforts were carried out along the banks and walkways. Volunteers gathered at Little Andy Park in New Auburn Sunday morning and at noon a barbecue and Baxter beverage were available for the first 100 volunteers at Firehouse Grille.
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