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Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump From left, Jon Cutler (cq), Steve Moore (cq), Flo Christopher (cq), Sandi McArthur (cq) and TART Trails planning and program director Lee Kurt (cq)(kneeling) will be among those gathering to volunteer to clean up area trails, parks and beaches over the next few weekends in honor of Earth Day, which is Monday, April 22 this year.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump A plastic bottle sits in the grass near the TART Trail. Volunteers will be gathering to clean up area trails, parks and beaches over the next few weekends in honor of Earth Day, which is Monday, April 22 this year.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Cindy Greensky (cq) and her mother, Connie Steele (cq) are regular volunteers at the annual North American VASA cross country ski races.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Arlene Koons, is one of the volunteers who will be calling area seniors participating in the United Way's K.I.S.S. (Keeping Independent Seniors Safe) program, which will talk on the phone with participating senior citizens three times a week to help alleviate feelings of isolation.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Volunteers from the Northwest Michigan Engine and Thresher Club remove the Spirit of Traverse City's train track from Clinch Park on Wednesday morning in preparation of the train's move to Buckley, where it will be on display during the Buckley Old Engine Show.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Someone sorting through donated items for the upcoming Father Fred Garage Sale found a deer skin with the name of volunteer coordinator Sue Bauer's father attached on a tag. She says the deer was shot by her father around 1955 in the Grand Rapids area, but she doesn't remember ever seeing it at home.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Someone sorting through donated items for the upcoming Father Fred Garage Sale found a deer skin with the name of volunteer coordinator Sue Bauer's father attached on a tag. She says the deer was shot by her father around 1955 in the Grand Rapids area, but she doesn't remember ever seeing it at home.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Kelsey Stobb, 4, of Holland talks to Wings of Mercy pilot Randy Kitzman of Traverse City following her plane ride during the 6th annual Wings of Mercy Fly-In Benefit Saturday at Cherry Capital Aviation, which included a pancake breakfast and the chance to fly with some of the pilots, who provide free air transport to distant medical facilities for people who need treatment but have limited financial means. Money raised at the event goes to offset fuel costs, which currently runs around $6.90 a gallon. Six Wings of Mercy pilots and their planes were on hand, as well as Northflight EMS and representatives from Coast Guard Air Station Traverse City. The organization has flown about 3,000 flights over the past 20 years.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Hundreds turned out for the 6th annual Wings of Mercy Fly-In Benefit Saturday at Cherry Capital Aviation, which included a pancake breakfast and the chance to fly with some of the pilots, who provide free air transport to distant medical facilities for people who need treatment but have limited financial means. Money raised at the event goes to offset fuel costs, which currently runs around $6.90 a gallon. Six Wings of Mercy pilots and their planes were on hand, as well as Northflight EMS and representatives from Coast Guard Air Station Traverse City. The organization has flown about 3,000 flights over the past 20 years.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump
From left, Jon Cutler (cq), Steve Moore (cq), Flo Christopher (cq), Sandi McArthur (cq) and TART Trails planning and program director Lee Kurt (cq)(kneeling) will be among those gathering to volunteer to clean up area trails, parks and beaches over the next few weekends in honor of Earth Day, which is Monday, April 22 this year.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump From left, Jon Cutler (cq), Steve Moore (cq), Flo Christopher (cq), Sandi McArthur (cq) and TART Trails planning and program director Lee Kurt (cq)(kneeling) will be among those gathering to volunteer to clean up area trails, parks and beaches over the next few weekends in honor of Earth Day, which is Monday, April 22 this year.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump
From left, Jon Cutler (cq), Steve Moore (cq), Flo Christopher (cq), Sandi McArthur (cq) and TART Trails planning and program director Lee Kurt (cq)(kneeling) will be among those gathering to volunteer to clean up area trails, parks and beaches over the next few weekends in honor of Earth Day, which is Monday, April 22 this year.
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