Mays Yard of the Month

Toronto, OHLocal News

New Cumberland honored Betty Lou Rossi with the May Yard of the Month award for her well-maintained yard on Pearl Street. Mayor Will White presented the award, which includes a check, during a brief ceremony. Rossi's yard will display the Yard of the Month sign until the next winner is selected in June. Local officials thanked all residents for their involvement in beautifying the town, emphasizing the importance of community engagement in maintaining New Cumberland's charm. This initiative not only recognizes individual efforts but also promotes a culture of pride and care among residents.

The Yard of the Month program is part of a broader effort to enhance the town's appearance and encourage sustainable landscaping practices. Participating in such programs can lead to long-term benefits for local neighborhoods and the community as a whole. By fostering a visually appealing environment, officials hope to attract visitors and improve the quality of life for residents.

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