Pounds of goose droppings scattered throughout Trail's Gyro Park is an ongoing problem for the city. Helping hands from the Gateway Christian Life Centre swooped in before the April 3 Easter Egg Hunt and picked up well over 30 pounds of the fowl waste in advance of the event. Bruce Taylor and friends again used the centre's “Honour Community” duty Thursday morning

Pounds of goose droppings scattered throughout Trail's Gyro Park is an ongoing problem for the city. Helping hands from the Gateway Christian Life Centre swooped in before the April 3 Easter Egg Hunt and picked up well over 30 pounds of the fowl waste in advance of the event. Bruce Taylor and friends again used the centre's “Honour Community” duty Thursday morning

Gyro Clean up

Helpers from the Gateway Christian Life Centre helped to pick up well over 30 pounds of goose scat before the Apr 3 Gyro Park egg hunt.

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