The GLRP committee led a tree planting project at our new south entrance of the park to wrap-up this project. 19 new trees were added thanks to help from John Allen, Mike Banville, Andy Blanchford, Ted Campbell, Doug Chandler, Bob Farrington, Bill Halpin, Laura & Gene Kuntz, John Sackett, John Shurson, Joe Souther (and grandson Kenton), and Lisa Stoeffler. We also thank members of local Boy Scouts and their moms who helped us, see photos here. The GLRP committee led a tree planting project at our new south entrance of the park to wrap-up this project. 19 new trees were added thanks to help from John Allen, Mike Banville, Andy Blanchford, Ted Campbell, Doug Chandler, Bob Farrington, Bill Halpin, Laura & Gene Kuntz, John Sackett, John Shurson, Joe Souther (and grandson Kenton), and Lisa Stoeffler. We also thank members of local Boy Scouts and their moms who helped us, see photos here.
In one of Rotary's sacred traditions, we celebrate the accomplishments of a current-year President (and their board and chair members) and welcome-in the new President for the coming fiscal year. Our June 19 dinner at Riverside provided the venue for this celebratory handoff. Many thanks to Paddy Stoy for shepherding us through the 2024-25 year, and look forward to our new President (another Rotaractor turned Rotarian), Megan Bittinger.Due to the resignation of what would have been incoming president Mário César Martins de Camargo for 2025-26, the RI Board of Directors announced June 14 that 
Rotarian Francesco Arezzo from the club in Ragusa, Italy will begin the new presidential term on 1-July 2025. Details on the announcement, and more of his background can be FOUND HERE
Rotarian Francesco Arezzo from the club in Ragusa, Italy will begin the new presidential term on 1-July 2025. Details on the announcement, and more of his background can be FOUND HEREAnother annual tradition is bestowing individual awards to well-deserving members of our club. The club is happy to announce Roger Barnes as the 2024-25 Rotarian of the Year honor, and Amy Falcione as the recipient of the Doug Alexander 'Let's Just Do It' award.
Fix-Up Festival 2025 day of service is tentatively set for October 4, 2025. Steering committee members have received this year's new applications from homeowners seeking assistance and are now starting the screening process that involves members visiting each home location and verifying its scope of needs. Selections will soon be made by the committee of those projects we wish to accept for repair work in the fall. More in coming weeks.
Part of our community service efforts, performed on a weekly basis, is through serving Meals on Wheels to homebound seniors. Sign-ups for Tuesdays are offered online at this link. Be sure to pick back-to-back weeks, one as Backup, then next as DRIVER https://www.signupgenius.com/index.cfm?go=s.signup&urlid=8050d4babab2ba6fe3-tuesday&view=calendar
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