Many streets in Barnegat Township are sporting a neater look following the April 9 townwide cleanup sponsored by the Barnegat Pride Adopt-a-Street program.
Nora Hansen, a Barnegat High School junior who helped start the eco-friendly initiative in 2019, said approximately 30 volunteers filled trash bags with plastic bottles, cigarette butts, paper products, straws and other items. Trash bags and work gloves were provided by the public works department.
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