Scottsbluff Kiwanis Club President Raul Aguallo forms a plan of attack with Kiwanis Foundation director Jeff Reifschneider on Saturday. The pair were part of a group working to clean up and make repairs to the Kiwanis Playground in Riverside Park.
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Rocky Mountain District Governor Derek Manley prepares to chain a swing to the frame of the swing set at the Kiwanis Playground at Riverside Park. Manley was securing the swings so another Kiwanis member could fill in mulch underneath them.
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Gretchen Foster smiles at something another Kiwanis member said as she takes a broken cap off a piece of equipment on Saturday morning at Riverside Park. Foster is a member of the Scottsbluff Kiwanis Club, who cleans up the playground 3-4 times a year.
The work of Kiwanis members who want to make the world a better place never stops, but COVID-19 made it harder. Now that restrictions are lifting, members of the Scottsbluff Kiwanis Club are getting back into the community.
Scottsbluff Kiwanis Club President Raul Aguallo forms a plan of attack with Kiwanis Foundation director Jeff Reifschneider on Saturday. The pair were part of a group working to clean up and make repairs to the Kiwanis Playground in Riverside Park.
Rocky Mountain District Governor Derek Manley prepares to chain a swing to the frame of the swing set at the Kiwanis Playground at Riverside Park. Manley was securing the swings so another Kiwanis member could fill in mulch underneath them.
Gretchen Foster smiles at something another Kiwanis member said as she takes a broken cap off a piece of equipment on Saturday morning at Riverside Park. Foster is a member of the Scottsbluff Kiwanis Club, who cleans up the playground 3-4 times a year.