Capitol Waste Services, Inc. staffers cleaned up a messy strip of the Lee Burbank Highway that hadn’t been touched in approximately 10 years as part of the Great Revere Clean-Up on Saturday. Volunteers tackled different areas of the city to collectively beautify Revere.
Revere High School senior Kevin Martinez (at left) and freshman Christopher Guerrero cleaned up the bridge along Broadway.Zachary Cazzie, 9, holds the bag of trash that he collected.Pictured from left to right: Top row: Juan Zavala, Vladimir Diaz, Armando Reyes, Richard Parker, Edwin Batista, Michael Merullo and Rafael Lemus; kneeling: Luis Rodriguez and Frank Vargas worked on cleaning up brush along the highway.Pictured from left to right: Matthew Clements, event sponsor Blanchards Wine & Spirits General Manager Bridget Hurd, Blanchards Owner Christine Elder, DPW Foreman William Guinasso, Massachusetts Beautiful Executive Director Neil Rhein and DPW Superintendent Paul Argenzio during Saturday’s Great Revere Clean-Up.Pictured from left to right: Councillor-at-Large Marc Silvestri, Capitol Waste staffers Michael Merullo, Frank Vargas, Rafael Lemus and Owner Joseph Ricupero, Councillor-at-Large Steven Morabito, Richard Parker, Edwin Batista, Vladimir Diaz, Mayor Brian Arrigo and Councillor-at-Large Gerry Visconti; kneeling: Juan Zavala and Luis Rodriguez.Dept. of Public Works Foreman William Guinasso (at right) and Ward 4 Councillor Patrick KeefeMembers of Capitol Waste Inc. worked on brush removal.
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