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The Rotary Club of Oxford Hills spent Saturday morning, April 24, raking, mulching and winter cleanup at Moore Park in South Paris in honor of Earth Day. Fourteen volunteers including Rotarians, spouses, family and friends showed up with rakes, clippers, leaf blowers, wheelbarrows and trailers to pitch in and work together to beautify the area. Shown left to right: Becky Kaurup, Peter Kaurup, George Rice, David Knox, Mike Morin, Liz Knox, John Griffith, Abbie Earle. Missing from photo Tina Fox and her 2 granddaughters Josie and Madi, Pat Cook, Paul Thornfeldt and Onni Raasumaa.
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