WOODBINE – The Woodbine Municipal Alliance partnered this year with the Woodbine Elementary School Peer Leaders (grades 6-8) for its annual Lincoln Park cleanup June 6.
Additionally, the school participants—who were funded by a Clean Communities grant—picked up trash en route to and returning from Lincoln Park, making it a healthy walking experience as well.
Participants included
Adults: Edson Izquierdo, Evelyn Perez, Jacklyn Merollo
Students (through Municipal Alliance): Julia Rose Tirado, Sanaya Amaro Carrasquillo, Lucas Amaro, Dominic Thompson, Carlos Camacho
(from Peer Leaders): Daniella Cruz, Ariel Cecilia, Xe’Shon Toney, Jeremiah Camacho, Solimar Galindez, Selena McGuire, Nadia Price, Alexa Craver, NyAsiah Price and Karilyn McNear.
“I was pleased to see this collaboration between the student peer leaders and our Municipal Alliance as we enter into the summer season,” noted Mayor Pikolycky, “This annual clean-up supports the goals of the Municipal Alliance Against Drug and Alcohol Abuse as it continues its initiative to make our Lincoln Park a safe and enjoyable place for all members of the community.”
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