Masked up for trash pick up
HONESDALE, PA — On May 16, Honesdale Rotary collected almost 40 bags of trash off its dedicated section of Route 191 North. COVID-19 may have inspired masking but …
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HONESDALE, PA — On May 16, Honesdale Rotary collected almost 40 bags of trash off its dedicated section of Route 191 North. COVID-19 may have inspired masking but it also encouraged “finally getting out!” said one Rotarian. The Rotary, whose motto is “service above self,” tries to clean up a roughly five-mile stretch of Route 191 twice yearly. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation traditionally gathers up the trash bags, but COVID-19 prevented that, so Wayne Memorial Hospital agreed to dispose of the trash.
Honesdale Rotary, part of Rotary International, helps fund local and international projects. For more information, visit www.facebook.com/honesdaleparotary.
NARROWSBURG, NY — The monument for the victims of the events of September 11, 2001 at Veteran’s Park was completed on May 23. Behind the rock stands the iron remnant from the World Trade Center itself, acquired by Ed Jackson. The plaque reads “In Remembrance, NEVER FORGET. This World Trade Center remnant honors all who died as a result of the terrorist attack on September 11, 2001. Donated to the Town of Tusten by the September 11th Families’ Association.”
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