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Thousands of volunteers to clean up Charles River on Earth Day

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Volunteers celebrated Earth Day on Saturday by cleaning up Beardsley Park and along the Pequonnock River. The event was one of several cleanups throughout the state. The cleanup happened throughout the morning. CT's Beard's Zoo also had tables set up during the day to give people information connected to the environment.

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Spectrum News

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Thousands of volunteers to clean up Charles River on Earth Day

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