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On Saturday, April 22, 2023, Keep ULM Beautiful hosted Love the ULM Campus Cleanup as part of Love the Boot Week, Louisiana’s largest litter cleanup effort held in conjunction with Earth Week, April 17-23, 2023. Love the Boot Week is organized by Keep Louisiana Beautiful and supported by the Office of the Lieutenant Governor.

Cleanup continues Friday after an explosion at a chemical plant in Newburyport that claimed the life of one worker and injured four other workers.

With the Smurfit Stone mill site, Missoula County has conducted some of its own floodplain analysis and referenced studies conducted by University of Montana graduate students. But the EPA hasn’t given those much consideration.

The beaches can get thrashed with trash after the popular holiday weekend festivities. Help us keep our beaches clean! We provide cleanup materials, refreshments and a prize. Ride your bike to receive a special gift. Bring your reusable water bottle and friends! In partnership with Arcade Belts and the Tahoe City Public Utility District.

Scrutiny for taking lavish vacations. democrats and some republicans are calling for a cleanup at the court. >> the drip, drip, drip of the these destructive disclosures will destroy the united states supreme court. >> in a statement to "the washington post," leonard leo said that ginnys work was invaluable and her work did not involve anything connected with the courts businesses. the thomass when asked for comment by the post did not respond. david? >> terry moran who has covered the court for...

Illinois Extension Outreach Center organizes storm clean-up at Chippiannock Cemetery

He later leads police on dramatic Christmas Eve chase through suburban Mount streets.

Residents can volunteer to help pick up trash around Anchorage’s public spaces, trails and waterways, and register for two free summer landfill disposal passes.

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Mission Park in Spokane has been hit hard by vandalization. Between the graffiti, the bathroom being trashed, and even more problems, longtime parkgoers say it may be

A growing eyesore next to a popular lake prompted a much-needed cleanup after members of a private club didn’t want to wait any longer for the city to tackle the illegal dumping issue there.