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Big Community Cleanup Set For Washington Heights: What To Know
A local nonprofit is teaming up with Rep. Adriano Espaillat and Comptroller Brad Lander to help clean up a stretch of Washington Heights.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, NY — For those looking to do some work in the community this weekend, a major annual neighborhood cleanup is taking place in Washington Heights on Saturday.
The Community League of the Heights — a neighborhood development organization dedicated to Upper Manhattan — joining forces with Rep. Adriano Espaillat and Comptroller Brad Lander to host a cleanup on Broadway between West 155th and 165th streets.
Anybody can come help out, and volunteers will be given clean-up materials and refreshments.
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Organizers do ask that you RSVP your attendance, though, which you can do by emailing jtesman@cloth159.org.
The cleanup will last from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and the meeting place will be Ilka Payan Park at West 157th Street and Broadway, across from the 1 train.
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You can learn more about the Community League of the Heights on its website.
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