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THANK YOU GoGreen Volunteers

by Town of Shaunavon
Published on: September 27, 2022
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We would like to give a heartfelt THANK YOU to the volunteers who rolled up their sleeves and took part in the GoGreen Shaunavon initiative put on by Stark & Marsh CPA LLP & the Town of Shaunavon on Friday September 23rd!

Volunteers dedicated the day towards beautification & clean up projects around Shaunavon!

Thank you to the following volunteers:

Stark & Marsh: Harmony Vouriot, Darcy Congdon, Trina Frocklage, Cathie Illerbrun, Tracey Furseth, Emily Cote, Nicole Entem, Kaitlin Illerbrun, Ashley Lafontaine, Cole English, Becky Adrian

Western Financial Group: Melanie Currence, Gail Wallis, Alli Greenlay, Bobbi Fuller

Additional community volunteers: Shelley Lehmann, Roland Piquette, Michelle Hansen, Lois Thienes

Tasks accomplished:

  • Avondale Park: Painting the play structure & benches, raking, weeding, and tree pruning
  • Memorial Park: Painting the play structure & benches, raking, weeding, tree pruning.
  • Sunny Nook: Raking, weeding & removing all plants in planters.
  • Jubilee Park: Raking playground.
  • Grand Coteau Heritage & Cultural Centre: Weeding front flower beds.
  • Public Works Shop: Cleaning out planters.
  • CPWC: Removal of grip tape on the stairs in bleachers of skating rink.

Thank you all for the immeasurably valuable work you have done for our community!

For more photos visit the Town of Shaunavon Facebook.

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