Concerned Citizens Clean Up Stickney Point Road and Beyond: A Final Goodbye to Hurricanes Helene and Milton

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Over 30 concerned citizens voluntarily collected an estimated 150 bags of garbage, rubbish and free-standing debris on Saturday, Feb. 1st along Stickney Point Road. The group started at the Southbridge Plaza and headed west to Old Stickney Point Road/Beach Road on Siesta. Sue Armbruster led the group and is committed to continuing to keep Stickney Point Road beautiful. "Please join us or visit the Go Fund Me page https://gofund.me/b9bc1aff . We will use monies raised for supplies, hauling and safety implements,” said Sue Armbruster, Citizens for Stickney.

To Volunteer: Saturday, Feb. 8, 8am, New Balance 1872 Stickney Point Road, Sarasota. Wear protective clothing, closed toe shoes, work gloves, safety glasses. Bring rakes, shovels, wheel barrels and clippers. Safety vests, trash bags and litter picker tools will be provided.RSVP: 941-928-2124. 

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