Andover Newton Theological School
(ANTS) volunteers, September 26, 2006 |
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Andover Newton Theological School staff and students hard at work.

ANTS on the march.
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ANTS mascot taking a well deserved break.

A sample of their efforts.
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Marsh USA volunteers, September 11, 2006 |
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Working with the Conservancy sure has rewards.

Island 1 after.

Island 2 after.
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Invasive species guru shares his four years identification and eradication experience.

Welcome to Island 2.
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Millennium Pharmaceuticals volunteers, June 23, 2006 |
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Good work ahead indeed.

Before project..
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Getting through a tough section.

After project.
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MIT Next House and Graduate Student Volunteer Day, September 17, 2006 |
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Next House and GSVD students working side by side.

MIT Next House Crew Leader Daniel Mokrauer-Madden (center, blue shirt) makes sure everything is exactly perfect at the Memorial Drive rail-painting project.

Railing before.
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Thousands of walkers witness the freshly painted railing along Memorial Drive and offer their thanks for a newly restored parklands experience.

Look how far we have gone this summer.

Railing after.
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Partners Health volunteers, August 17, 2006 |
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Before Partners event.

How many bags can you wheelbarrow?
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Partners Health General Counsel is hard at work on Nonantum Road.

Office of General Counsel gathers for a group photo after the event.
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Price Waterhouse Coopers volunteers, July 7, 2006 |
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The pathway along Soldiers Field Road is in dire need of attention.
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Japanese knotweed and other invasives are cleared to provide a safer user experience.
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S.R. Weiner volunteers, July 28, 2006 |
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Invasive species: Be very afraid!
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Workers from S.R. Weiner get busy tackling the invasive species along the Publick Theatre moat.
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Yava – Asher House volunteers, October 14, 2006 |
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A paint roller is the newest Charles River fashion accessory for YAVA president Allie Chivers.

A newly painted bench.
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Kayaks cruise along the banks with leaves changing and blue skies.

Asher house and YAVA volunteers are hard at work enjoying an incredible fall day on the river.
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