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DESCRIPTION:Celebrate an exciting turning point in American history this month by 
 joining The Watershed Project on Martin Luther King Jr. National Day of 
 Service. Come out with your family, neighbors and friends and be a part of 
 this festive and inspirational event. \n\nGive back to our community by 
 helping to clean up the shoreline and care for one of Richmond’s lovely 
 waterfront parks. There will be opportunities to plant and tend to drought 
 tolerant and wildlife friendly gardens, control invasive weeds, and create 
 collaborative art sculptures by reusing collected trash, debris and weeds. 
 You can learn about native plants and their many uses, join the fennel 
 patrol, and tally trash to take a snapshot of what is polluting our Bay. 
 \n\nMake Martin Luther King Jr. Day a day on rather than a day off. Spend a 
 few hours honoring the memory of Dr. King by taking action to improve our 
 community.\n\n“The Watershed Project hopes the cleanup will be a catalyst 
 for instilling a stewardship ethic in participants,” says Linda Hunter, 
 Executive Director of The Watershed Project.\n\nFree refreshments will be 
 served, and tools and gloves will be provided. However, please bring your 
 own if you have them--especially loppers for removing fennel--to make sure 
 everyone gets a chance to pitch in. Please wear comfortable clothing and 
 sturdy shoes. Children must be accompanied by an adult.\n\nEvent Partners: 
 The Watershed Project, Richmond Shoreline Citizen Response, City of 
 Richmond, and local artists.\n\nFor more information, contact Juliana 
 Gonzalez at (510) 665-3597 or email juliana@thewatershedproject.org\n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2009/01/09/18560346.php
SUMMARY:Help dreams grow along the Richmond Shoreline!
LOCATION:Shimada Friendship Park. Directions: From I-580, exit at S. 23rd St/Marina 
 Bay Pkwy. Head towards the Bay onto S. 23rd St. Continue on Marina Bay Pkwy 
 and turn left after Breakers into Shimada Friendship Park. Follow signs 
 along the Bay Trail towards the beach.
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2009/01/09/18560346.php
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