Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Angie Meza and her daughter Madilyn, 6, pick up trash on Beech Street near Jackie Heyneman Park in Fallbrook. They helped to reduce waste while showing off their creativity by "Blinging a Bucket" to use at the clean up event. Shane Gibson photos (Angie Meza and her daughter Madilyn, 6, pick up trash on Beech Street near Jackie Heyneman Park in Fallbrook. They helped to reduce waste while showing off their creativity by "Blinging a Bucket" to use at the clean up event. Shane Gibson photos)
Susan Liebes, right, with sons Jackson, left, and Jacob, help pick up trash at Don Dussault Park in Fallbrook during a clean up event on Earth Day, April 22.
Carmen Willard, right, and her granddaughter Felix Alcorn, 10, pick up trash along South Mission Road during a clean up event hosted by the Fallbrook Beautification Alliance, April 22.
Felix Alcorn, 10, uses her grabber to collect trash along a wall on South Mission Road in Fallbrook on Earth Day, April 22.
Disela Gomez participates in a trash clean up event in Rainbow on Earth Day, April 22.
Marty Kurland picks up trash at the intersection of Rainbow Valley Boulevard and Fifth Street during the clean up event in Rainbow.
Lynne Kurland picks up trash at the intersection of Rainbow Valley Boulevard and Fifth Street during the clean up event in Rainbow.
Raffaele Reade helps pick up trash along Old Hwy 395 in Rainbow on Earth Day, April 22.
FALLBROOK – Fallbrook Beautification Alliance (FBA) members and a host of other volunteers braved the early heat wave to clean approximately 18 miles of Fallbrook's roadways and parks Saturday morning, April 22.
Representatives from Fallbrook Land Conservancy, SkoolLive, Bonsall Adopt -A-Road and the Fallbrook Garden Club volunteered along with many conscientious community residents and families.
The chair of the clean up, Julie Gipner, reported that 42 volunteers, including nine children participated and removed over 1,621 lbs of trash, recycling and illegally dumped items. A number of large items were located requiring special handling/removal.
Some volunteers helped to reduce waste while showing off their creativity by "Blinging a Bucket" to use at the clean up event. FBA greatly appreciates those volunteers that go above and beyond by bringing their own reusable supplies to help reduce waste at cleanup events.
A group of Rainbow residents also got together the morning of April 22 and celebrated Earth Day by cleaning up trash around their community.
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