Prescott Creeks holds annual clean-up event Saturday
Students from Tri-City Prep collected trash along the creeksides at Granite Creek Park on Saturday, April 22, 2017. Once again this year, more than 500 friends and neighbors plan to clean up creeks, lakes and trails to celebrate local waterways and natural places. To participate in the event, set for Saturday, April 21, register at the website — www.PrescottCreeks.org/Cleanup. (Prescott Creeks/Courtesy)
Originally Published: April 17, 2018 6:02 a.m.
More than 500 friends and neighbors plan to clean up creeks, lakes and trails to celebrate local waterways and natural places. To participate in the event, set for Saturday, April 21, register at the website — www.PrescottCreeks.org/Cleanup.
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