'Never hesitates to help out': Library custodian honored with certificate of gratitude
On the day after the Fourth of July, when trash and fireworks debris littered the sidewalks near the library, he had it cleaned up in no time.
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Jul 23, 2021, 12:05 AM
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Updated 1,005 days ago
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281ds agoEddie Rodriguez, a custodian with the Bay Ridge Library, works hard to keep his workplace and the surrounding community clean and safe.
On the day after the Fourth of July, when trash and fireworks debris littered the sidewalks near the library, he had it cleaned up in no time.
He received a certificate of gratitude on Thursday from City Council Member Justin Brannon, and his whole family was there to see it.
News 12's Judayah Murray spoke to coworkers and family about Rodriguez and his work ethic.
