PEABODY — The Rotary Club of Peabody has continued its work in partnership with the city to refurbish the Independence Greenway Bike Path, Club Co-President Cindy Moore said.
The Rotary Club’s motto is “service above self,” and Moore said the goal of members is to help the city’s community.
The club has helped install water fountains, new signage, and “beautify” the path over the past three years, she said.
“It’s just one of the ways that we work to help make our community a better community,” Moore said.
The final project related to the path is installing informational signage at the trailhead near the Lahey Medical Center and Northshore Mall, which will happen in September, she said. Afterward, the club will help with upkeep on an as-needed basis.
Club member and Peabody Community Development Director Curt Bellavance and Club Treasurer Dan Vassallo have had a “crucial” role in this project, she said.
“If there are any other things in the city that we can help look nicer or beautify, we are here to help the City of Peabody and to do things to help our community,” Moore said.
