Livingston County Democrats will continue their long tradition of helping to make Livingston County a better place to live this spring when we take part once again in the Michigan Department of Transportation’s Adopt-a-Highway Program.
"We have been participating in the roadside cleanup program for more than 20 years, picking up the trash along a two-mile stretch of M-59 in Oceola Township three times a year," said Judy Daubenmier, chair of the Livingston County Democratic Party.
"It’s a great way to do something for our community, meet other Democrats, and get a little exercise. And afterwards, we gather for breakfast and fellowship."
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The first roadside cleanup date for 2013 is Sunday April 14. Livingston County Democrats meet in the parking lot of Ironwood Golf Club, 6900 E. Highland Rd., at 8 a.m. (Rain date is Sunday, April 21.) The party furnishes safety vests, trash bags, and pick-up sticks. Wear gloves and sturdy walking shoes.
Many hands make light work!
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(Paid for by the Livingston County Democratic Committee, 10321 Grand River Road, Suite 600, Brighton, MI 48116. Labor donated.)