Clean-Up Day held in Salem
Members of local Boy Scouts Troop 3 and their parents always participate in the annual event.
The team of 10-year-old Violet, a West Branch student, and her mom, Jamie Benner, were ready to help clean the downtown area.
Thirteen-year-old Aaron Rea took to a broom to sweep McCulloch Park.
West Branch students, from left, sophomore Katelynn Donohue and freshman Jaelynn Rice were among the Berkshire-Hathaway HomeServices Stouffer Realty of Salem team of volunteers.
Salem Interact Club members, from left, eighth-graders Ava Banez-Sorokach and Karissa Crowl and freshmen Kendra Cox were among the many youth helping out.
Members of local Boy Scouts Troop 3 and their parents always participate in the annual event.
The team of 10-year-old Violet, a West Branch student, and her mom, Jamie Benner, were ready to help clean the downtown area.
Thirteen-year-old Aaron Rea took to a broom to sweep McCulloch Park.
West Branch students, from left, sophomore Katelynn Donohue and freshman Jaelynn Rice were among the Berkshire-Hathaway HomeServices Stouffer Realty of Salem team of volunteers.
Salem Interact Club members, from left, eighth-graders Ava Banez-Sorokach and Karissa Crowl and freshmen Kendra Cox were among the many youth helping out.
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Dozens of volunteers, including those from local organizations and Salem and West Branch students, participated Saturday in the annual Clean-Up Day sponsored by the Salem Chamber Beautification Committee. Top photo, the mother-son team of Suzanne Harding and her 5-year-old son, Jules, worked in the municipal parking lot off Sugartree Alley. Suzanne is the Interact Club advisor for Salem Jr./Sr. High School. (Photos by J.D. Creer)