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Town Board Teams Up with the Community for Spring Cleaning Effort

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May 9, 2014
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Town Board Teams Up with the Community for Spring Cleaning Effort

North Hempstead, NY – Town Supervisor Judi Bosworth and the North Hempstead Town Board teamed up with local community groups and civic leaders on May 3rd and 4th to hold nearly three dozen Community Clean-ups across the Town of North Hempstead.

This annual effort organized by the Town Board, encourages residents to get out their rakes and trash bags and help remove garbage and debris from various parks, roads, and neighborhoods in the Town of North Hempstead. The Town provided t-shirts for all participants and trash bags for the debris.

“This annual effort beautifies our Town and symbolizes the start of Spring,” Supervisor Bosworth said. “I thank all of our Town Councilpersons for engaging the community as well as our dedicated volunteers for their great work.”

 
Supervisor Bosworth, Town Clerk Wink and Councilwoman Kaplan with the Ismaili youth group at Whitney Pond Park.


Councilman Peter Zuckerman with members of the Brower’s Hill Civic Association: Farah Diba, Nasser Baravarian, Ruth Gluck, Brian Bloch, and Cathy Kotelchuck



Councilman Peter Zuckerman with Vera Allen, a descendant by marriage to the Townsend family at the Townsend Cemetery.



Town Councilwoman Lee Seeman, in cooperation with office of Nassau County Legislator Ellen Birnbaum, arranged for a clean-up of the Nassau County sump located on Stewart Avenue and 83rd Street in New Hyde Park.



Councilwoman Dina De Giorgio with members of the Highfield Estates Civic Organization, as they helped to clean up the North Shore Trail. Through the Councilwoman's efforts, the Trail has been slated for expansion.



Councilman Angelo Ferrara (right) with Civic Association members, and their friends and family.

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