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Sea Isle City’s Spring Beach Clean-Up is April 25

 

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SEA ISLE CITY – Individuals, families, civic originations, scout troops and other eco-minded volunteers are encouraged to show their support for Mother Nature during Sea Isle City’s 2015 Spring Beach Clean-Up April 25, 10:00 a.m. to 12 noon (rain date: April 26). Tee-shirts will be given to volunteers (while supplies last) on the day of the Clean-Up, provided courtesy of Approach Clothing Company, located at 6300 Landis Avenue.
During the Beach Clean-Up, which is hosted by the Sea Isle City Environmental Commission, volunteers will gather trash and debris from Sea Isle’s entire shoreline. While cleaning the beaches and dunes, participants will document what items are collected. That data will be sent to Clean Ocean Action, of Highlands, NJ, where it will be compiled with similar information from other shore communities in order to identify possible pollution issues.
After Sea Isle’s beaches are cleaned, all volunteers will be invited to attend a complementary buffet luncheon at Mike’s Seafood Market and Dockside Restaurant, located in historic Fish Alley, provided courtesy of owner Mike Monichetti and his family.
No pre-registration is required to participate in the Beach Clean-Up. Volunteers can register on the morning of the event at JFK Boulevard and the Promenade, where Environmental Commission members will distribute supplies, tee-shirts and tickets for the luncheon. Students who donate their time during the Beach Clean-Up can earn community service credits.
For additional information about Sea Isle City’s Spring Beach Clean-Up, please phone (609) 263-2081 or visit www.VisitSICNJ.com.

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