Stephen Anderson/Daily Mining Gazette
Michigan Technological University civil engineering students Andrew Scipioni and Sarah Reed, both of the Michigan Tech American Society of Civil Engineers, clean up a 2-mile section of U.S. 41 in Franklin Township Saturday afternoon. Their efforts contributed to a statewide Michigan Department of Transportation Adopt-A-Highway spring cleaning that involved 3,200 volunteers on 7,200 miles of highway between April 14 and 22, the first of three litter pick-up periods slated for this year through the program. The next two pick-ups are July 14 to 22 and Sept. 22 to 30.
Michigan Technological University civil engineering students Andrew Scipioni and Sarah Reed, both of the Michigan Tech American Society of Civil Engineers, clean up a 2-mile section of U.S. 41 in Franklin Township Saturday afternoon. Their efforts contributed to a statewide Michigan Department of Transportation Adopt-A-Highway spring cleaning that involved 3,200 volunteers on 7,200 miles of highway between April 14 and 22, the first of three litter pick-up periods slated for this year through the program. The next two pick-ups are July 14 to 22 and Sept. 22 to 30.