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Community comes together for National Trails Day cleanup in Waltham 

More than 20 people marked National Trails Day on June 6 by joining stewards from the Waltham Land Trust for a cleanup along the Mass Central Rail Trail, removing litter from the stretch between Hammond Street and the reNEW apartment complex east of Linden Street. 

National Trails Day is an annual event organized by the American Hiking Society to encourage people to get outside and enjoy, maintain and advocate for trails in their communities. 

Volunteers enjoyed seeing wildlife along the trail. Courtesy photo.
Bagged litter for pick-up. Courtesy photo.
Volunteers remove litter along the Mass Central Rail Trail. Courtesy photo.
More than 20 volunteers took part in National Trails Day cleanup in Waltham. Courtesy photo.

In addition to collecting litter, volunteers enjoyed seeing wildlife along the trail. Organizers thanked everyone who took part and reminded the public that designated Rail Trail parking is available in the AutoZone lot at 140 Lexington St. on weekends. 

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Steve Milmore has more than 30 years experience in corporate communications and public relations. He started his career as copy editor for Computerworld magazine and has held writing and management positions at leading high tech companies including Oracle, IBM, and Dun & Bradstreet. Steve is a long-time resident of Waltham.

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