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Flagler Beach Yacht Club pitches in with canal and Intracoastal cleanup

Members used their boats and kayaks to clear out discarded items.

  • By Observer Staff
  • | 10:30 a.m. September 27, 2024
Flagler Beach Yacht Club members with their collection of debris after their canal and Intracoastal Waterway cleanup. Courtesy photo
Flagler Beach Yacht Club members with their collection of debris after their canal and Intracoastal Waterway cleanup. Courtesy photo
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The Flagler Beach Yacht Club made an impact with its canal and Intracoastal Waterway cleanup on Sept. 7.

By using their boats and even kayaks, FBYC members were able to reach a variety of areas to clear out discarded items such as lumber, seat cushions, a watering can and even a sink.

"It's fantastic to see a community-oriented event that brings people together not only to beautify their surroundings but also to foster camaraderie — ending the day with a well-deserved picnic at Herschel King Park. What a meaningful way to contribute to the local environment," the FBYC said in a press release. 

For information on becoming a member, checking out a meeting or participate in any of the club's fun and community minded activities, got to flaglerbeachyachtclub.com or the Flagler Beach Yacht Club Facebook page.

 

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