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PA Environment Digest – On October 31, Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful congratulates local affiliates Keep Huntingdon County Beautiful, Keep Juniata County Beautiful, PA CleanWays of Mifflin County, and Keep Perry County Beautiful on a successful 14th Annual Tire War, a friendly competition to compete for the most tires collected at their perspective special collections

PA Environment Digest Blog -On October 31, Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful congratulates local affiliates Keep Huntingdon County Beautiful, Keep Juniata County Beautiful, PA CleanWays of Mifflin County, and Keep Perry County Beautiful on a successful 14th Annual Tire War, a friendly competition to compete for the most tires

Trib Live – Sixty-five volunteers pulled about 300 tires from a 4-mile stretch of the Youghiogheny River on Sunday, according to Westmoreland Cleanways director Ellen Keefe.  But there is still more work to do.  “We are definitely planning to do this next year,” she said. “This will

PA Environment Digest – There is still time to participate in the 2019 Pick Up Pennsylvania, a fall cleanup program supporting the Ocean Conservancy’s International Coastal Cleanup.  Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful invites individuals, families, friends, civic organizations and businesses to coordinate a cleanup or join an existing cleanup to remove

The Express – LOCK HAVEN — After two consecutive years of never ending rainfall washed out sections of the Bald Eagle Valley Trail system, the Clinton County Planning Department announced the third party contractor has completed repairing drainage issues. To complete the project community members are needed

Northcentralpa.com – Castanea Township, Pa. – Maintaining the surface of trails is essential to keeping them safe, and in light of this the Friends of Bald Eagle Valley Trail, Clinton County CleanScapes, and tractor operators from the Wayne County Township Landfill staff are holding a work day

PA Environment Digest Blog -There is still time to participate in the 2019 Pick Up Pennsylvania, a fall cleanup program supporting the Ocean Conservancy’s International Coastal Cleanup.  Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful invites individuals, families, friends, civic organizations and businesses to coordinate a cleanup or join an existing cleanup

YourErie.com – HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) – PennDOT is encouraging drivers not to litter, saying the cleanup costs millions that could be better spent elsewhere.​  PennDOT officials said just over $9 million was spent cleaning up litter and debris from along roads last year. ​​Between 2014 and 2018, the

Courier Times -Volunteers will also plant native wildflower seeds.  State Rep. Perry Warren of Newtown Borough will host a cleanup at Tyler State Park on Friday morning. He is partnering with Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful for the Pick Up Pennsylvania fall event to support the International Coastal Cleanup.  “My

Western PA News– HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) – PennDOT is encouraging drivers not to litter, saying the cleanup costs millions that could be better spent elsewhere.​ PennDOT officials said just over $9 million was spent cleaning up litter and debris from along roads last year. ​​Between 2014 and