(Pennsylvania Recreation & Park Society (PRPS)) Hi! I’m Michelle Dunn and I have been the Program Coordinator for Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful’s Pick Up Pennsylvania program for […]
(Pennsylvania Pressroom) he Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) and Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful are inviting 10th -12th grade students to help keep Pennsylvania clean and beautiful through […]
(FOX 43) The Pennsylvania Departments of Environmental Protection and Transportation are teaming up to encourage Pennsylvania residents, local leaders, businesses and organizations to join the “Pick […]
(Penn Live) Cumberland County Recycling & Waste and Vector Control departments are partnering with Keep Cumberland County Beautiful to host a second tire collection from 3 […]
(Fox56 WOLF) Spring has officially begun and with the majority of snow melting across NEPA some drivers are noticing large amounts of trash along the sides […]
(The Mercury) Chester County Commissioners Josh Maxwell, Marian Moskowitz, and Eric Roe presented a citation this week to Kelly McDowell, who was named Volunteer of the […]
(WHTM /ABC27) Thursday’s hometown heroes are a big asset in Harrisburg. Dauphin County Commissioners honored the group Wildheart Ministries of Harrisburg and its founders Tannon and […]
(The Meadville Tribune) Are you ready to “fight dirty”? Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful has announced that registration is open for Pick Up Pennsylvania, an annual community improvement […]
(The Courier Express) Boy Scout Troop 26 B plans to adopt Mountain Run Road in Sandy Township and Huston Township through the Keep PA Beautiful program. […]
(The Daily Courier) Two environmental champions were honored during the Fayette County Commissioners’ monthly meeting today. Fayette County Recycling Coordinator/Stormwater Manager Sheila Shea and former Wharton […]
(The Citizen Standard) Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful has announced that registration is open for the 2024 Pick Up Pennsylvania, an annual community improvement program. Pick Up Pennsylvania […]
(Pittsburgh Union Progress) Pittsburgh’s hilly geography spawned at least 460 sets of steps that connect its neighborhoods and lead residents to access transit and much more. […]