The Charles River Conservancy’s Danielle Stehlik and volunteers with our haul.
Many thanks to the 60 volunteers who came out into the cold on Saturday to rake leaves, pick up trash, remove graffiti and plant bulbs. We gathered over 160 bags of leaves, over 3o bags of trash, and many twigs and branches. The place is looking great for our BIG event this coming Thursday at 10am, when DCR will announce their match of City and community funds to stabilize the powder magazine. Volunteers from Sanofi, BU, CRLS, Riverside Boat Club and the neighborhood made the difference!
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- The Charles River Conservancy’s Danielle Stehlik and volunteer Sam counting the bags.
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- Thank you Sanofi for coming out in force!
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- And thanks to BU’s APO group and Organizational Behavior class!
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- Sweeping and removing graffiti from the bridge.
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- Picking up trash–lots of it.
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- Look for the “S” for Sanofi of daffodils along the river!
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- Sanofi’s Jim Burns led the planting hundreds of bulbss.
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- Our State Rep. Jay Livingstone hard at work, raking with Will!
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- Fun is part of it.
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- About 10 CRLS students raked!
Earlier in the week, DCR removed the broken play structure from the park. It looks SO MUCH better now!
Magazine Beach 
I’m sorry I couldn’t participate but I’m very very grateful for the cleanup. I was there this morning and it looks great.
Thank you for helping to make the area beautiful. May your efforts be contagious!