TRASH TOTERS

On Saturday morning, Building Impact and some of its R.E. Action sponsored joined in the Charles River Conservancy?s clean up along the river banks from Hopkinton to Boston. Front Row from left: Building Impact?s Sarah Gudernatch and the folks from AM-PM Cleaning: Carlos Arruda, Karen Perkins, Glisel Alvarado with daughter Jai, Katie Grenon, and Frank Moura. Back Row: Rob Abel with Paradigm Properties' Stacy Karcz, VHB?s Erin Thompson, Chris Rife, Steve Rhoads, Darryl Gallant and Jeff Nathan. Sarah says when she does her marathon training along this route, she doesn?t see the garbage. "I just think, 'Oh, so beautiful.'" After three hours picking up bottles, car doors, and bike parts ?my back was sore but I was still smiling.?

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