What on Earth Day? | Bainbridge Island Review

What on Earth Day?

May 2, 2024 1:30 am

Kids always enjoy looking at the big rigs used to clean up the environment.

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Volunteers could help spread beauty bark with shovels at the Earth Day event.

Peter Gammell/Kitsap News Group photos Volunteers could help spread beauty bark with shovels at the Earth Day event.

Some of the booths had interactive things for kids to do.

Some of the booths had interactive things for kids to do.

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