Sprucing up the grounds at Sprague Mansion Over the weekend, Ward 3 City Councilman John Donegan led a socially distanced cleanup of the grounds of the Gov. Sprague Mansion, located at 1351 Cranston St. The folks over at the Sprague Mansion and Cranston
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Sprucing up the grounds at Sprague Mansion
FAMILY TEAM: Lindsay Hart and her daughter, 12-year-old Madelyn, worked together during last weekend’s cleanup at Sprague Mansion.
LEAVES AND MORE LEAVES: Former Mayor John O’Leary hold the leaf bag as Aidan Paplauskas fills it during last Saturday’s fall cleanup at Sprague Mansion.
LENDING A HAND: The grounds of the Sprague Mansion needed tending, and Ward 3 City Councilman John Donegan gathered a handful of volunteers for the task over the weekend. Donegan is pictured speaking with Gregg Mierka, Sprague Mansion’s resident caretaker.
Over the weekend, Ward 3 City Councilman John Donegan led a socially distanced cleanup of the grounds of the Gov. Sprague Mansion, located at 1351 Cranston St. The folks over at the Sprague Mansion and Cranston Historical Society needed help cleaning up the grounds this fall. The Cranston Historical Society could not afford landscapers this year as their revenues have dropped due to COVID-19. (Herald photos by Steve Popiel)
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