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‘Into Streets’ Helps Mulch

1st UM Garden, Much More

Joyce Powell, left, of First United Methodist Church in Oneonta, oversees SUNY volunteers Vivian Tan, Thibaud Sorci and Sarah Bradshaw who were helping mulch the front gardens as part of the annual Into The Streets event. Students worked at many locations across the town helping locals to clean, organize, landscape, paint and more as part of their day of service. Out thanks go out to them for all their work! (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)
Joyce Powell, left, of First United Methodist Church in Oneonta, oversees SUNY volunteers Vivian Tan, Thibaud Sorci and Sarah Bradshaw who were helping mulch the front gardens as part of the annual Into The Streets event. Students worked at many locations across the town helping locals to clean, organize, landscape, paint and more as part of their day of service. Out thanks go out to them for all their work! (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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