Key Bank makes flower beds pop at Euclid Beach

After A Hard Days Work and 50 plants planted, Key Bank volunteers posed for a picture.

The entrance to Euclid Beach Park just got a facelift! Thanks to an amazing group of volunteers from Key Bank! The volunteers, part of Key Bank's Tiedemann office, spent all of the afternoon on Thursday May 24th fixing up flower beds and planting 50 native plants at the park entrance, the Euclid Beach Carrousel sign and the community board! The plants will come back every year and will be maintained by Euclid Beach Adopt-a-Beach volunteers. So stop by this summer and see the park in full bloom! A special thanks also goes out to The Friends of Edgewater Park, The Cleveland Waterfront Coalition and The Friends of Euclid Creek for their generous donation towards this project.

Stephen Love is the team leader of the Euclid Beach Adopt-a-Beach program. Each month our team conducts cleanups and water tests at Euclid Beach State Park. I am currently a graduate student at CSU pursuing a Masters of Public Administration.