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Thank You Coach Oliver and LWC Football Team Members Coach Chris Oliver and his Lindsey Wilson College football team got a huge 'Thank You' from residents along Town Creek in Columbia for their date of service Wednesday, May 1, 2019. For two weeks they took requests and then selected the projects around town they felt they could accomplish by dividing the team into smaller teams and getting down to work. They collected bags and bags of plastic and other trash in just a few blocks of one of the projects, Town Creek, starting at the corner of Montgomery and Hurt streets and going to Jamestown Street. The plastic items pulled out of the water included a full size banner from the former nail salon on Jamestown hill. The miscellaneous garbage items included a small child’s scooter, complete with an attached tiny plastic purse, that someone has probably missed. Town Creek flows year-round, fed by natural springs, and catches garbage in times of high water and re-distributes it when it gets into the valley that ends at Lynn’s Service Center where it goes under Jamestown Street and heads on toward Russell Creek. This event is one of two dates each year where students give their time to serve on local projects to help make this a better place. The other is a September event called Malvina Farkle Day. Clicking that link takes you to a story about last year's day. This story was posted on 2019-05-03 09:59:50
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