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Wyoming team volunteers to clean up riverfront
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Employees in Casper, Wyoming, teamed up with the City of Casper to clean up the walking path along the Casper River.

A total of nine employees, along with family members, joined in this project to clear several hundred feet of riverfront. The team collected a large amount of trash, which included beer and liquor bottles, tires and even a copper pan. The group also found wire netting that will now be repurposed by the city and used as fencing around trees.

Thanks to local ambassadors Holli, Kyle and Kacey for organizing this great project.

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