Employees of Oxford County Mental Health Services, members of the Beacon House Peer Recovery Center and community members spent about two hours Friday picking up trash in honor of Earth Day, which is Sunday, April 22. Groups spread out throughout the downtown Rumford area and nearby to pick up two truckloads of trash, Oxford County Mental Health Human Resource Manager Jason Brown said. After the cleanup, the Beacon House Center treated the participants to refreshments. (Submitted photo)
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Employees of Oxford County Mental Health Services, members of the Beacon House Peer Recovery Center and community members spent about two hours Friday picking up trash in honor of Earth Day, which is Sunday, April 22. Groups spread out throughout the downtown Rumford area and nearby to pick up two truckloads of trash, Oxford County Mental Health Human Resource Manager Jason Brown said. After the cleanup, the Beacon House Center treated the participants to refreshments. (Marianne Hutchinson/Rumford Falls Times)
Employees of Oxford County Mental Health Services, members of the Beacon House Peer Recovery Center and community members spent about two hours Friday picking up trash in honor of Earth Day, which is Sunday, April 22. Groups spread out throughout the downtown Rumford area and nearby to pick up two truckloads of trash, Oxford County Mental Health Human Resource Manager Jason Brown said. After the cleanup, the Beacon House Center treated the participants to refreshments. (Submitted photo)
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