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Dozens of volunteers show up for Rosalind Kane Day cleanup in Shamokin

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SHAMOKIN — Rochelle Hartwell and her son, Mario Ouardi, inched their way along the railroad track off Walnut Street behind Weis Markets looking for trash.
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Dozens of volunteers show up for Rosalind Kane Day cleanup in Shamokin

SHAMOKIN — Rochelle Hartwell and her son, Mario Ouardi, inched their way along the railroad track off Walnut Street behind Weis Markets looking for trash.

·Milton, United States
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The News-Item broke the news in Milton, United States on Tuesday, April 29, 2025.
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