GILFORD — Being the steward to a little garden patch can prove more daunting than initially apparent. Keeping beds clean and plants happy invo…
Home Depot Store Manager Mark Perreault, left, picks up a can, as service desk supervisor Dani Bertrand waits with a trash bag near the Winnip…
Volunteers spread mulch around Franklin on Earth Day, Tuesday morning. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Home Depot Store Manager Mark Perreault, foreground, and service desk supervisor Dani Bertrand pick up trash off the Winnipesaukee River Trail…
High schooler Alexa Akerman, 15, foreground, and Kayla Adams, 15, clear excess dirt and sand with shovels near Trestle View Park in Franklin o…
From left, high school students Lily Cornell, 15; Izabella Caron, 15; Nathan Holmes, 16; and Ava Kolacz, 17, pick up trash at Trestle View Par…
Ninth grader JD Follansbee, 14, takes a break from picking up trash and weeding inside the trestle wheel in Franklin, on Earth Day, Tuesday mo…
Franklin Savings Bank senior credit analyst Cheryl Duquette evens out mulch in downtown Franklin on Earth Day, Tuesday morning. (Daniel Sarch/…
Mill City Park Executive Director and Outdoor New England Owner Marty Parichand, left, helps 10th grader Lindsey Benwell, 15, dump a wheelbarr…
GILFORD — The Opechee Garden Club will hold it's monthly meeting Monday, Oct. 7, at the Gilford Community Church on Potter Hill Road.