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Originally Posted by Eyesunseen
Glad to see the list is active here
The litter can get thick near huberts at times from living near there. You'd think that more public trashcans would be in order since the school has quite a few students, plus cottman loop there.
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Yeah, the one thing I've noticed since I moved here 6mo ago is the amount of litter on the sidewalks and curbs. It's very noticable on alot of the streets.
Litter really makes a neighborhood look dumpy.
It would be great to see more trash cans on corners. But all the trash cans in the world won't help unless the kids are taught not to litter.
This area has alot of schools: Huberts, St. Bernards, Forest Elementery, Lincoln and Austin Meehan and the Charter School at Rhawn/Torresdale.
Not to mention, there is a corner store on almost every block around here.
I don't know why the schools can't do an Anti-Litter campaign funded by the city or the More Beautiful committee. This needs to be drilled into these kids heads consistently NOT TO LITTER. Throw your trash in the trash can or keep it in your pocket till you get home.
One sign of a declining neighborhood is the amount of litter on the streets..and if the neighbors allow it to sit there or not.