Earth Day, April 22, is fast approaching, and there is no shortage of ways for Tuckerton and Little Egg Harbor residents to honor the holiday. Show your love for the Earth by participating in a community cleanup this month.
On Saturday, April 11 at 10 a.m., the Tuckerton Environmental Commission will host its first of three cleanups this year. Meet at borough hall, where the commission will provide trash bags, gloves and trash pickers. The rain date is Sunday, April 12.
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