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Delaware State Parks Seek Volunteers for Hurricane Cleanup

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By Kye Parsons - email

DOVER, Del.- Officials are calling for volunteers to help clean up storm damage from Hurricane Sandy at Delaware State Parks.

Officials with the Division of Parks and Recreation said volunteers are needed at parks statewide, from Wilmington to the beaches at the seashore state parks, to help remove downed limbs and debris and ensure that all public use areas are safe and accessible. 

Volunteer opportunities are available for individuals and groups, including families, businesses, schools and colleges, places of worship, scouts, and community organizations. To sign up for volunteering, visit destateparks.com/Sandy.  

For more information, contact Glen Stubbolo at (302) 739-9181, or email DNREC_HelpYourPark@state.de.us.

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