Visiting Rotarians from Thailand joined 32 local volunteers from the Rotary Club of Everett and other organizations on May 5 to clean up Rotary Park near Lowell. (Contributed photo)
A group of more than 50 Rotary Club volunteers, including nine Rotary members visiting from Thailand, turned out May 5 for an annual cleanup of Rotary Park in Everett’s Lowell neighborhood.
The Rotary Club of Everett helped create the park in 1989 and helps with annual maintenance.
The Everett Port Gardner Rotary, Interact and Forterra also sent volunteers for this year’s clean-up.
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