Daily Times – This year on Thursday, April 22, marks the 51st anniversary of Earth Day. This year’s theme is “Restore Our Earth,” focusing on how to restore the world’s ecosystems through natural processes, green technologies and innovative thinking. Read Entire Article
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Erie Reader -Earth Day falls on Wednesday, April 21 this year — but the responsibility of taking care of the Earth falls on us everyday, both as individuals and as a collective. As individuals, simple tweaks to our habits and routines can add up to big impacts
Read more →The Morning Call – Earth Day is officially Thursday, April 22, but some Lehigh Valley events are planned a few days earlier. Here’s a local guide to activities and cleanups for you to help protect the planet and to get involved this year. Read Entire Article
Read more →www.ellwoodcity.org – Both Brush Creek Park and River Road have scheduled Clean-Up Days in the month of April. Brush Creek has scheduled their Clean-Up Day for Thursday, April 22nd from Noon until Dusk. Volunteers are needed for this event to help out the community. Take pride in
Read more →EIN Press Wire – Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful coordinates the litter cleanup campaigns and events. Volunteering is easy. People can organize their own local event and register it at Pick Up Pennsylvania, or can sign up to participate in an already registered event. Gloves, trash bags, and safety vests
Read more →WESA 90.5 Pittsburgh – If there’s a chore to do, make a game of it: That’s advice Greg Manley hopes will work with cleaning up trash. Manley has created Pittsburgh’s newest sport — competitive trash removal. It’s a joint project of Allegheny Cleanways and Friends of the
Read more →Fox 43 – NAACP Lancaster hosted a community cleanup event on Sunday afternoon at Reservoir Park in honor of Earth Week. The public gathered between East Orange Street and East King Street at North Franklin Street, near the Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology, to clean up the
Read more →Time News Online – The Kempton Lions Club, in cooperation with the Albany Township Environmental Advisory Council and board of supervisors, Hawk Mountain Sanctuary, Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful, PennDOT and The Kempton Hotel, has established a roadside cleanup program for Albany Township, Berks County. Read Entire Article
Read more →EIN Press Wire – PennDOT District 10 is announcing the Pick Up Pennsylvania dates for each of the counties in our district. The Pick Up Pennsylvania campaign runs through May 31, 2021. Community and civic associations, schools and youth groups, families and friends, business employees, hunting and
Read more →Yahoo! News – Volunteers are being sought for a cleanup effort May 1 in Level Green, in conjunction with Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful. The event starts at 9 a.m. is a collaboration among organizations including the Level Green Lions, the Community Womens Club of Level Green, Level Green Fire
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