Quarry Park Cleared Of Junk

by Staff | June 14, 2009 2:16 PM | | Comments (4)

copyright%20Lisa%20Kereszi.JPGLisa Kereszi took part in Saturday’s clean-up in Quarry Park organized by Fair Haven Heights Alderman Alex Rhodeen. She reports: “It was a success: 20 people showed up, and we hauled out a whole bunch of large items that were illegally dumped there; some things had been there for decades. Several mattresses, a heavy car axle, a Lexus steering column, a kid’s pool and pump, a whole swingset with slide, plastic chairs, 2 propane tanks, old kiddie pedal car, old tricycles, a sled…. LCI pitched in, and the parks department will pick up everything from Russell Street.”







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Posted by: Nan | June 15, 2009 4:35 PM

This is a great story. I'm glad to hear that the illegally dumped junk has been cleaned out of the park. I hope that new junk doesn't appear. Quarry Park is a beautiful park.

Posted by: DEZ | June 15, 2009 4:57 PM

Thanks to all who made this happen! Great work from a great community!

Posted by: CH | June 15, 2009 11:12 PM

"Saturday's clean-up in Quarry Park organized by Fair Haven Heights Alderman Alex Rhodeen."

It is great to see an alderman doing this kind of activies specialy now "election time" what a better way to send the massage of working togheter. Thank you to all the people "20 showed up"

CH

Posted by: Judy | June 16, 2009 9:16 AM

It is truly a wonderful thing that Alderman Alex Rhodeen does. Every year he organizes a clean-up in some part of Fair Haven followed by a picnic.
In the past, the Public Works Dept. had specific days scheduled for bulk trash pick-up. Now it is necessary to schedule an appointment with them. Sometimes, it requires months of waiting. Perhaps it would help if the city went back to scheduling specific days. While I don't think it will totally solve the problem of people dumping their bulk trash wherever they please, I think it may help in lessening this problem.

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