Norwalk plans a citywide spring cleaning
The city of Norwalk is calling on all residents to work together to make their home a cleaner, brighter place. Mayor Harry Rilling announced this morning that the city is teaming up to host its first
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Mar 24, 2016, 9:28 PM
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The city of Norwalk is calling on all residents to work together to make their home a cleaner, brighter place.
Mayor Harry Rilling announced this morning that the city is teaming up to host its first ever Spring Cleanup event on April 9.
Neighborhoods, youth groups and even individuals are being encouraged to head outdoors and help pick up trash around their homes and businesses.
Lowe's on Connecticut Avenue will be handing both gloves and cleanup bags to groups.
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