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DESCRIPTION:  Rotary has adopted the cleanup of 422 from Ceylon Avenue to 
 Howard Avenue.  We will have our spring cleanup on Saturday\, Oct 11th 
 from 9am – 11am and are looking for 8 volunteers.   Materials have been
  ordered for the cleanup (gloves\, bags …) and we have Rotary Vests to w
 ear to advertise our club.  Details on the cleanup segment:  2-mile str
 etch on 422 from Ceylon Avenue heading east to Howard Avenue.  The inter
 section of Ceylon and 422 is the Tender Years Child Development Center acr
 oss from the The Hershey Company headquarters.   The Howard Avenue inte
 rsection is just past the Cocoa Country Inn and The Outfitters Ski shop. H
 istory of Adopt-A-Highway:  In 1984 the idea for the Adopt A Highway prog
 ram was born when James Evans\, an engineer for the Texas Department of Tr
 ansportation\, witnessed litter blowing out of the back of a pickup truck 
 he was following in Tyler Texas. Concerned about the increasing cost to th
 e government of keeping roadways clean\, Evans began asking community grou
 ps to volunteer to pick up trash along designated sections of local state 
 highways. Evans got few takers for his idea\, however\, in 1985\, Billy Bl
 ack\, the Public Information Officer for the Texas Department of Transport
 ation took up the cause and organized the first official Adopt A Highway p
 rogram. In April of 1990\, The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (
 PennDOT) began its Adopt A Highway (AAH) program. Since 1990\, volunteers 
 have been beautifying roadsides two miles at a time.   
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LOCATION:Hershey
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SUMMARY:Adopt-A-Highway Cleanup\, Sat Oct 11th\, 9-11am
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>Rotary has adopted the cl
 eanup of 422 from Ceylon Avenue to Howard Avenue.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;We will hav
 e our spring cleanup on Saturday\, Oct 11th&nbsp\;from 9am &ndash\; 11am a
 nd are looking for 8 volunteers. &nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>Materials have been ord
 ered for the cleanup (gloves\, bags &hellip\;) and we have Rotary Vests to
  wear to advertise our club.&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>Details on the cleanup segme
 nt:&nbsp\;&nbsp\;2-mile stretch on 422 from Ceylon Avenue heading east to 
 Howard Avenue.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;The intersection of Ceylon and 422 is the Tend
 er Years Child Development Center across from the The Hershey Company head
 quarters.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;The Howard Avenue intersection is just past 
 the Cocoa Country Inn and The Outfitters Ski shop.</p>\n\n<p><strong>Histo
 ry of Adopt-A-Highway: &nbsp\;</strong>In 1984 the idea for the Adopt A Hi
 ghway program was born when James Evans\, an engineer for the Texas Depart
 ment of Transportation\, witnessed litter blowing out of the back of a pic
 kup truck he was following in Tyler Texas. Concerned about the increasing 
 cost to the government of keeping roadways clean\, Evans began asking comm
 unity groups to volunteer to pick up trash along designated sections of lo
 cal state highways. Evans got few takers for his idea\, however\, in 1985\
 , Billy Black\, the Public Information Officer for the Texas Department of
  Transportation took up the cause and organized the first official Adopt A
  Highway program. In April of 1990\, The Pennsylvania Department of Transp
 ortation (PennDOT) began its Adopt A Highway (AAH) program. Since 1990\, v
 olunteers have been beautifying roadsides two miles at a time.</p>\n\n<p>&
 nbsp\;</p>\n
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