Local residents, town officials, and nature enthusiasts gathered the morning of Oct. 19, for the official reopening of the Martin Conservation Area at the end of Wild Acres Road. The area, which borders Lower Falls Pond, now offers a range of new recreation amenities, including hiking and walking trails, a family picnic area, nature observation […]
Keep North Attleborough Beautiful is partnering with Amego Inc., an Attleborough-based nonprofit that supports people with autism and other developmental disabilities, to collect footwear weekly from bins KNAB has placed throughout town. All donated footwear will go to Big Brothers Big Sisters.
Keep North Attleborough Beautiful Founder and Executive Director Marsha Goldstein sat down recently with Kristine Pasto from Keller Williams Realty to discuss recent accomplishments at KNAB and our upcoming cleanup. Watch here:
Keep North Attleboro Beautiful is teaming up with Amego Inc., an Attleboro-based nonprofit that supports people with autism and other developmental disabilities, to help collect donated footwear weekly from bins KNAB has placed throughout town.
We at KNAB were thrilled to collaborate with North Serves for the first time and it was fun meeting the students who were heading out to collect litter. They filled about 15 bags of litter and the hope is that they had an appreciation for the need to keep our environment clean. The two students
Patriot Subaru continues its support of Keep North Attleborough Beautiful, a Massachusetts affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, with a donation to enhance a new beautification project in the community.With expert design assistance from Total Lawn & Landscape\’s Julie Fitzgerald, three non fruit bearing chanticleer pear trees were planted at the Amvet Boulevard School. In addition,
On Friday September 17, 2022, Keep North Attleborough Beautiful presented their annual “We Noticed” Award to Sharples Manufacturing. “One of KNAB’s mission goals is to recognize local businesses that have attractive, well maintained exterior property,” said Marsha Goldstein, president of Keep North Attleborough Beautiful. The award, a framed certificate, was presented to Sharples owner, Dan
KNAB’s Litterbusters recently cleaned a stretch of both sides of Landry Avenue. “We picked up masks, plastic water bottles, beer and soda cans, liquor bottles and nips, pieces of restaurant take-out containers, two loaded diapers, used condoms, and various other types of pieces of litter,” said KNAB’s Executive Director Marsha Goldstein. Litter Busters is a
KNAB annually recognizes a local business that has attractive and well maintained exterior landscaping with our annual award, “We Noticed.” This year the award went to Pizzeria Romana on Route One. Left to right…Dan Cardella, manager of the restaurant, Luciano Canova, local restaurateur, KNAB Board Member, Jay Elias, and KNAB Executive Director, Marsha Goldstein. Dan
The Keep North Attleborough Beautiful contest to help us turn some of our town’s gray utility boxes into colorful works of art is now closed. We were genuinely impressed with all of the many entries. Thank you to everyone who submitted artwork. This contest was so much fun yet so very difficult! Regrettably, we could
Keep North Attleborough Beautiful and The North Attleboro Animal Shelter are excited to announce an important collaboration. By bringing Massachusetts redeemable cans and bottles to the shelter, funds can be raised to care for the animals. Also, we will help to keep our environment free from discarded cans and bottles. Note that some places do
(From the North Star Reporter 12/30/19) Supporters of Keep North Attleborough Beautiful [KNAB] cleaned up Cushman Road and part of Mendon Road in mid-November. They removed two large upholstered chairs, floor tiles with attached cement, six bags of litter, and pieces of siding, among other items. Pictured are Litter Buster Dan Voisinet and KNAB founder
