Help each other with cleanup

Thu., Dec. 10, 2015

My husband and I take a daily walk around our neighborhood. Other than being without power for seven days, we had no damage to our property. However, many people in our immediate area did.

A lot of homes have debris from fallen trees in their yards. Since the green bins will be picked up until Dec. 18, it would be helpful if all neighbors surrounding those with downed tree debris would volunteer to fill up their green bins with their neighbor’s debris.

We can all do what we can to make life better for everyone.

Candy Frankel

Spokane

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