Vision 2020, Civic Pride Committee & Volunteers Prune Flowers Down Central Avenue
Wednesday, February 7th the Vision 2020, Civic Pride Committee and their volunteers gathered for a photo after a long day of pruning plants all along Central Avenue. Pictured above left to right Javier Sandoval, Adrian Escobar, Joanna Ponce, Jairo Rios, Cindy Klittich and Dori Klittich as they smile after a day of hard work. Photo Courtesy Linda Nunez.
Wednesday, February 7th the Vision 2020, Civic Pride Committee and their volunteers gathered for a photo after a long day of pruning plants all along Central Avenue. Pictured above left to right Javier Sandoval, Adrian Escobar, Joanna Ponce, Jairo Rios, Cindy Klittich and Dori Klittich as they smile after a day of hard work. Photo Courtesy Linda Nunez.
By Anonymous — Wednesday, February 14th, 2018

Vision 2020, Civic Pride Committee was hard at work pruning plants in the pots along Central on Wednesday, February 7th. We are always amazed to see how much trash is put into these pots with flowers when there are trash receptacles in plain sight! I wonder what this tells us about “human nature”! Does anyone have an idea how we could train people to use the trash receptacles? We were so happy to have Paul Benavidez and 4 of the Leos group from high school working with us. “Leos” members helping were Javier Sandoval, Adrian Escobar, Joanna Ponce, and Jairo Rios, Cindy Klittich and “sidekick”. Dori Klittich pruned roses and added soil and fertilizer to help these plants flourish. Bardsdale 4 H member, Nuviah Vega, assisted Cindy with all the work. Others working hard, but not pictured were Sarah Hansen, Karen Bagley, Susan Hopkins, Paul Benavidez, Jim Nunes and Linda Nunes. We were able to complete all the pots and the rock planter along the 126 because of all these “helpers”! This effort by multigenerational volunteers working together is what makes our community so special and meets
Civic Pride’s Statement of Vision. “Foster a thriving small town atmosphere in which people give their time and talents for the good of the community.”