Knights of Columbus participate in roadside cleanup in Port Orange

The cleanup was alongside U.S 1.

  • By Nichole Osinski
  • | 8:31 a.m. June 14, 2018
Robert Turra, Mark Pelletier, James Foy, Mike Washuta, Aaron Pulliam, April Hetrick, Stan Hetrick, Steve Morris and Larry Short. Photo courtesy of the Knights of Columbus.
Robert Turra, Mark Pelletier, James Foy, Mike Washuta, Aaron Pulliam, April Hetrick, Stan Hetrick, Steve Morris and Larry Short. Photo courtesy of the Knights of Columbus.
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Anyone driving down U.S. 1 on Saturday, June 9, might have passed a group of people picking up litter alongside the roadway. 

This was an effort by the Epiphany Knights of Columbus Council 12569 to complete their Adopt-A-Road community service project along the Council’s designated two mile stretch of U.S. 1 in Port Orange.

After the cleanup, the group had collected six large bags of trash and debris from the medians and sidewalks of the roadway.
 

 

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