Gloucestercast 198 with Kiley Davis and Joey Ciaramitaro
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Gloucester Beach and Park Clean Team Like Them On Facebook Here
Gloucestercast 198 with Kiley Davis and Joey Ciaramitaro
My View of Life on the Dock
My View of Life on the Dock
Gloucestercast 198 with Kiley Davis and Joey Ciaramitaro
Topics Include:
Gloucester Beach and Park Clean Team Like Them On Facebook Here
Good Morning Gloucester 
During the podcast I said ‘$18 Million” – strike that..reverse it..it’s actually $1.8M I was grossly erroneous by a decimal point. Obviously the cold brew from Dunks got to my brain. Sorry if I was misleading.
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Not misleading it’s called being human we all make mistakes 🙂
Great podcast and needed educational! While listening I did a bit of looking here are a few links I found. Now growing up back that way I have had fish hooks on the barefoot, broken glass, rusty nail upright in a board oh painful tetanus shot from Dr. Pett then our family doctor house calls too 60’s.
You are on the right path for community…Well done!
http://docplayer.net/3362973-Tackling-drug-related-litter.html
http://www.cityofsantacruz.com/home/showdocument?id=35024
Click to access SafeInjPDF-Module4.pdf
Available online at:
http://www.catie.ca/en/pif/spring-2014/new-best-practice-guidelines-harm-reduction-programs-promote-needledistribution
Hope this may help some?
Dave & Kim
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Thank’s for understanding. I hate giving misinformation. Hopefully, folks who listened read the comments to see the correction.
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Kiley great job.. As we say with The One Hour at a Time Gang, we just do it..
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Great job kiley
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Great podcast Kiley and Joey.
Beach and ocean trash is an international issue. During Sunday’s Schooner Race I noted how little trash I saw in the harbor. So grateful to people like Kiley, Donna and Patty that have taken pro-active stances to clean up Gloucester! ‘Liking’ you all. 😉
Here’s some info I thought was interesting from ‘beach cleanup’ in San Diego – http://www.sdcoastkeeper.org/learn/fishable/marine-debris/data-from-san-diego-beach-cleanups. More than 40% of the trash collected was cigarette butts; which are toxic to the environment and marine life – http://www.cigwaste.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/cbpp-just-the-facts.pdf.
Cigarette butts seem to be the most common trash item on the streets of downtown Gloucester too. Last week I noticed Dane street was lined with cigarette butts along the curb. I visited Salem on Monday (final day of PEM’s amazing Rodin exhibit!) While there I noticed Salem’s cigarette disposal containers (‘butt bins’) along the streets of Salem. Maybe a good idea for Gloucester??
September to November is the annual ‘Coast Sweep Clean-up’ – http://www.mass.gov/eea/agencies/czm/program-areas/communications/coastsweep/cleanup-list.html. Gloucester’s clean-up initiatives are not include on the list. Maybe because Gloucester has year-round initiatives? Donna and Kiley, maybe you would like to include your initiatives on the state coast sweep clean-up list for more visibility and more volunteers. 🙂
See you for Saturday’s clean-up – 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Later in the morning makes it easier for this ‘night owl’ to get there. Thanks for all you do to help keep Gloucester clean!
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