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Keller Williams vols to spruce up McClelland school in May

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Much of the day's focus will be on improvements to the playground. (Courtesy photo)

ROCHESTER - City officials announced on Friday that representatives from Keller Williams Coastal, Lakes, and Mountains Realty will visit Rochester next month to volunteer their services in an improvements project at the McClelland School complex on Brock Street.

The company's annual day of community service, known as RED Day, will comprise some 250 Keller Williams volunteers gathering at the schools to make needed improvements on May 10.

Keller Williams' RED (Renew, Energize and Donate) Day is an annual tradition in which associates give back to the communities they serve. Volunteers will come from the company's various office locations in New Hampshire and Maine to do hands-on improvement work.

Among many smaller beautification projects, KW associates will plant flower beds around the elementary school and trim the fence line around the complex. They will also begin work to refurbish an area known as "the dust bowl," by laying a bed of gravel and establishing a perimeter for an eventual outdoor basketball court.

The largest project being completed will be the complete refurbishing and rehabilitating of the enclosed playground area at the elementary school.

"RED Day is an opportunity for us to give back to the communities that have supported us throughout the year," Keller Williams agent and RED Day Committee Co-Chair Barbara Marzoli said.

"This day of service is something all of our agents look forward to every year, and this project will have a great impact on Rochester and its kids," added Co-Chair and Agent Melissa Lesniak.

Keller Williams' Red Day Committee identified the McClelland School projects as a unique fit for the program, given the amount of work required, as well as the size and overall skill set of their volunteer force.

"I am absolutely thrilled and extremely grateful that so many members of the Keller Williams team will be pitching in to help get this work done," Rochester Mayor Caroline McCarley said. "This project will go a long way toward improving the school complex for students and the community as a whole."

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