Downtown Washington Inc. to Host Cleanup Day June 9
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Downtown Cleanup Day
Downtown Washington Inc. held its second “Keep Washington Beautiful” cleanup day Saturday, June 25, 2011, in Downtown Washington. Volunteers helped paint, weed, mulch, plant, pick up trash and did other beautification projects. Mulching on Front Street, from left, are Molly Unerstall, Keith Coulter, Ken Pinnell and Rick Brandt.
Posted: Wednesday, June 6, 2012 6:30 pm
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Updated: 8:14 am, Tue Jun 12, 2012.
Downtown Washington Inc. to Host Cleanup Day June 9
Downtown Washington Inc. will hold another “Keep Washington Beautiful” cleanup day this Saturday, June 9, from 8 a.m. to noon.
The group has sponsored several cleanup days in the past where downtown board members and staff, along with with other volunteers, picked up trash, pulled weeds, painted, planted flowers, put down mulch, and did other beautification projects.
That same work will be done again, according to Danielle Grotewiel of Downtown Washington Inc.
In the past cleanup volunteers have focused their efforts along Main, Elm and Front streets.
Grotewiel hopes to have at least 50 volunteers.
Church groups, service organizations, Scouts, families and individuals are all welcome to participate.
“We are asking those interested in helping to contact the downtown office so we can have the needed supplies available,” Grotewiel said.
Volunteers are asked to meet at the organization’s office in the old post office downtown. At noon, the Washington Lions Club will put on a lunch at the riverfront for all who helped out.
The first 50 people to sign up will receive a T-shirt, donated by the Bank of Washington.
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