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Wet paint

Published on April 22, 2011; Published on April 22, 2011
Raissa Tetanish

Topics :: AMHERST

AMHERST - Town employee Steve Colborne was found on the streets of Amherst on Good Friday repainting the lines for motorists and pedestrians while his co-workers cleaned up debris in preparation for the paint.

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e.l. casey

- April 24, 2011 at 18:45:36

ATTA GO COLBY!!

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George Baker

- April 23, 2011 at 02:21:42

Wow! Good job! I hope young, upstanding citizens like this continue such fine work. I wonder if such machines could possibly be used for painting overpriced murals on condemned buildings for a much lower cost than the town has usually been fronting for such projects as the notorious mural which was plastered over the "Bird's of Amherst" building's north side... BAKER FOR MAYOR!!!

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