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STENAPA joined Statia Pride in their Statia Doet Activities
31-05-2021 -
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Oranjestad, St. Eustatius – On Friday, several bags of glass bottles and other garbage was removed from deep into the vegetation along the Road to English Quarter. A plea with those driving on the roads to keep your garbage in the car until you find a bin. Most of the garbage found should have been in a recycling bin.
Overgrowth along the road-side was also cleared. On Saturday, ReforeStatia joined them in planting coconut trees along Oranjebaaiweg.
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