Rotary’s ‘Planet Earth Committee’ makes a difference

November 2, 2021 11:30 am
Rotary Club of Mercer Island members equipped with gloves, boots, bags and determination worked together to clean up a section of the Issaquah-Preston Trail on Oct. 16. The afternoon’s effort was all part of the club’s “Planet Earth Committee” that focuses on “minimizing the negative impacts of humanity on our earth and sending positive messages about respecting our environment. Truly dirty work for a good cause,” reads a Rotary project report. Courtesy photo
Rotary Club of Mercer Island members equipped with gloves, boots, bags and determination worked together to clean up a section of the Issaquah-Preston Trail on Oct. 16. The afternoon’s effort was all part of the club’s “Planet Earth Committee” that focuses on “minimizing the negative impacts of humanity on our earth and sending positive messages about respecting our environment. Truly dirty work for a good cause,” reads a Rotary project report. Courtesy photo

Rotary Club of Mercer Island members equipped with gloves, boots, bags and determination worked together to clean up a section of the Issaquah-Preston Trail on Oct. 16. The afternoon’s effort was all part of the club’s “Planet Earth Committee” that focuses on “minimizing the negative impacts of humanity on our earth and sending positive messages about respecting our environment. Truly dirty work for a good cause,” reads a Rotary project report. Courtesy photo