Cranberry Township Rotary Clubs Help “Green” the Community

The Cranberry Township Sunrise Rotary and Noon Rotary Clubs contributed to the Township’s effort to “green” the community. Members of the two clubs gathered on Wednesday, June 28, to plant a total of four Japanese Ivory Silk Lilac trees along the Brush Creek Trail in Graham Park. According to Township officials, the trees are one more step in enhancing the popular trails that are frequented by bicyclists and pedestrians.

The public was invited to attend on Wednesday, June 28th:

· 2:00 p.m. – Trees were planted by Cranberry Township Sunrise Rotary Club

· 3:00 p.m. – Trees were planted by Cranberry Township Noon Rotary Club

The Rotary Clubs in Cranberry Township are two among 33,000 that are active across 200 countries. Locally, the clubs help fund initiatives at Voice, Gleaner’s Food Bank, the Cranberry Township Community Chest, and dictionary and scholarship programs for local students.

Contact: Kathleen Serenko

Cranberry Township Sunrise Rotary

412.352.4830

Additional Announcement:

The Cranberry Township Sunrise Rotary Club is putting out a call to recognized community leaders, coaches, teachers and others to take a seat in the Dunking Booth that will be hosted by the club during Cranberry Township’s Community Days in mid-July. All proceeds will be used to continue enhancements at Graham Park.

The Cranberry Township Sunrise Rotary club meets each Friday at 7:30 a.m. at the Marriot Hotel, 100 Cranberry Woods Road. Interested parties can visit the club’s website at www.cranberrytwpsunriserotary.org/ or contact Mr. Ronald Gigler at rsg@rsscarch.com.

Pictured Above:

Rotary Club of Cranberry Township Sunrise, except one (the young child).
From left to right: Tracie Moniot, Jerry Andree, Ron Gigler, Jack Cohen, Jim Logan, Michael Peuler, Teresa Gadberry, Kathy Callan, Libbie Kucel & niece, Elayne Wilhelm and Karen Newpol.

Photo Credit:
Ron Henshaw (Cranberry Twp.)