Pitch in to remove litter

April 29, 2014 · 0 Comments

To put it in one word – disgusting!
The litter around King township this year is shocking. Everywhere you look there are piles of trash on private and public lands.
A percentage of this trash are newspapers that have been covered by snow over the winter. These can be recycled.
Some of this trash can be blamed on the bad weather we all had, but not all of it.
Please, for the sake of all that we live here for, get out and clean up in front of your homes. Recycle what you can, discard that which can’t be recycled. Make your property look like it should, owned by people who care!
If everyone did this, it would be a simple task and we would all benefit from it.
Brad Abernethy
135 King Hills Lane

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