Dedicated to enhancing the city’s green spaces and environmental sustainability, 237 volunteers from 21 groups made a significant impact on the city’s landscape recently.
These devoted individuals showed up for the Arbor Day Jubilee, Saturday, April 6, an event that included community cleanup and tree planting.
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