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A local grassroots organization is inviting the public to come get its hands dirty at one of Bushwick's most beautiful parks this weekend
A local grassroots organization is inviting the public to come get its hands dirty at one of Bushwick's most beautiful parks this weekend
A local grassroots organization is inviting the public to come get its hands dirty at one of Bushwick’s most beautiful parks this weekend.
Friends of Irving Square Park, who run the park’s annual Howl-A-Ween community pet day in October, among many other events, are hosting a “spring cleaning” at the park this Saturday, May 21st, from 10am-2pm.
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