Jersey Proud: 1 Day Hoboken cleanup event
Volunteers in Hoboken participated in the annual “One Day Hoboken” cleanup event. City residents spent the day cleaning up the city, from picking up trash to painting fences.
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8ds agoVolunteers in Hoboken participated in the annual “One Day Hoboken” cleanup event. City residents spent the day cleaning up the city, from picking up trash to painting fences. More information can be found HERE.
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