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Students to Aid in Spring Cleaning

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On Friday, April 28, from 1:30–3:00 p.m., students from Niverville Collegiate Institute will be dispersing around town for their annual community clean-up day.

“Reminder to drive with caution,” says Carling Comte, who teaches Grades Seven and Eight. “Students will be on foot collecting garbage.”

Comte clarifies that students will not enter people’s yards.

“NCI is dedicated to keeping Niverville beautiful,” she adds. “Let’s support the students and staff of NCI in this endeavour.”

In the event of a rain delay, the clean-up could be rescheduled for Friday, May 12.

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