I went out this Saturday morning with my daughter for Cleanup Day. We decided to work on our immediate neighborhood rather than on one of the main streets. Our neighborhood needed it badly.
(For those not in Fairbanks, Cleanup Day is an annual ritual here, where hundreds — if not thousands — of Fairbanksans — [...]
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Butts and more butts: clean-up day, 2009
Posted in Civic participation, Public spaces, Social class on May 11, 2009 | 4 Comments »
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