A black-and-white ink drawing in the style of Franco-Belgian comics, capturing the lively scene of volunteer action in Valle San Martino, Italy. The illustration depicts Italian volunteers, both male and female, from the Civil Protection group, dynamically engaged in community spring projects. They use specialized tools like brush cutters, chainsaws, and chippers amid a backdrop of rolling hills and small towns. A figure representing the newly elected president stands with an authoritative presence, observing and interacting with volunteers. The drawing is full of expressive facial features, showcasing the determination and camaraderie among volunteers, typical of 1980s Belgian comics by artists like François Walthéry and André Franquin. The canvas extends to a 16:9-widescreen format, employing clean, bold lines and strong black ink for contours and shading, adding depth and texture against a white background.

Spring Awakening in Valle San Martino: Volunteers Gear Up for Community Projects with New President Rusconi

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Spring Blooms in Valle San Martino: Volunteers in Action and the First Public Appearance of New President Rusconi

The inter-municipal Civil Protection group of Valle San Martino is actively involved in spring projects. This group comprises volunteers from the municipalities of , Caprino Bergamasco, Carenno, , Monte Marenzo, Torre de Busi, and Vercurago. They are utilizing specialized equipment purchased by the Comunità Montana Valle San Martino, the leading authority in the area. The tools include brush cutters, chainsaws, and chippers, which are essential for their work in the community.

The recent activities mark not only the arrival of spring but also the first public engagement for the newly elected president, Rusconi.

Source: Prima Lecco

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