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CLEANUP BEGINS WITH HELP OF VOLUNTEERS AT EAGLE MARSH

July 17, 2015 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

Volunteers Tom Gardner, Andrew Smith, Tim Zumstein and Rick Orr assist Preserves and Program Assistant Dani Bradtmiller with cleanup after recent excessive rains and flooding. “Important to clean up with eagles nesting, especially the plastic. The eagles will carry that to their nest,” states Bradtmiller.

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