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3rd Annual Adopt-a-Block Kick-off Page 2 of 2 <br /> Two new components of Adopt-a-Block have been added this year. 1st District Council Member and So. <br /> Bend Police Officer Derek Dieter has organized a group of approximately 50 to 75 Holy Cross Parishioners <br /> and youth along with the Badger Youth Football Team to conduct a special cleanup in conjunction with the <br /> NNN Adopt-a-Block kick-off. The students will be collecting litter and trash along the railroad tracks behind <br /> Holy Cross School. "We are pleased to join in the Adopt-a-Block program," said Council Member Dieter. <br /> "This has been a very successful program since its inception and it continues to grow every year. It is great <br /> to get the churches and the residents, especially the youth, who live work, attend school, and play in this <br /> neighborhood,to also come out participate." <br /> Council Member Dieter also acknowledged that Temple Tree Service will be donating a wood chipper and <br /> operator to mulch the debris collected. <br /> In recognition of Earth Day, the NNN is collaborating with the City of South Bend and Students for <br /> Environmental Action (SEA) at Notre Dame to plant trees in the neighborhood. SEA made a generous <br /> contribution toward the purchase of trees and plans to help plant them in the near northwest neighborhood. <br /> Brent Thompson, City Forester, assisted the student organization in selecting the trees. <br /> City and community organizers are encouraged not only by the increase in participation in Adopt-a-Block, <br /> but more importantly, "the cumulative effect of three years of effort is visible throughout the Near Northwest <br /> Neighborhood and along the blocks that have participated,' said Mayor Luecke. Rebekah Go, NNN <br /> Community Organizer echoed the Mayor's comments and noted that "it is clear that there is less trash and <br /> debris in the area and many of our residents are going the extra mile in adding trees, flowers, and plants to <br /> beautify and enhance their homes and property." <br /> For More Information Contact: <br /> Rebekah Go -232-9182 Community Organizer-Northwest Neighborhood, Inc., <br /> Catherine Brucker-235-9486 Director of Code Enforcement, <br /> Chief Thom Fautz—235-9311 <br /> Back I City Home Page I City Directory I Site Map I Search Go <br /> powered by FreeFind <br /> Created by the City of South Bend Department of Information Technologies. <br /> Copyright©2005 City of South Bend.All rights reserved. <br /> http://www.ci.south-bend.in.us/Press/Releases 2005/042005 AdoptBlock.htm 1/13/2006 <br />
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