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Great American Cleanup Volunteers In Waynedale

May 10, 2024 The Waynedale News Staff

On a sunny Saturday, the Waynedale community came alive during the Great American Cleanup. Enthusiastic volunteers were seen tidying up areas like Winchester Road, Bluffton Road, and nearby schools and parks. Their collective efforts not only beautified the neighborhood but also showcased a strong sense of community spirit. It was a truly inspiring day in Waynedale.

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