Oshawa calling on volunteers for next downtown clean-up
Published: Sep 15, 2021
Updated: Sep 15, 2021
Insauga
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Oshawa residents, businesses and local organizations are encouraged to pitch in September 18 for the second of three scheduled clean-ups of the city’s downtown.
The first clean-up on August 14 was successful and city officials are hoping they can get an even bigger turnout this Saturday.
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