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Community Volunteers Cleanup Over 20 Bags Of Trash Along Trail!

November 24, 2023November 24, 2023 The Waynedale News Staff

A group of volunteers met in October to clean a two mile stretch of the St. Mary’s Pathway and Tillman/ Fairfield Roads. Over 20 bags of trash were collected. (l-r) Steve Binkley, Joe Merchich, Larry Brubaker, Jack Garrison, Erin Floyd, Bob Floyd and Grant Acker. Not pictured is photographer Camille Garrison. If you would like to help with trail cleanup, please email garrisoncamille704@gmail.com.

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