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Cleanup At the Cemetery 'Meadow'

Volunteers have cut kudzu the last two weekends.

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By Chris Billingsley

Decatur High Teacher and Close Up Club Sponsor

Quite a lot of work is taking place in the Decatur Cemetery "meadow." 

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This is the area east of the cemetery that had been over-grown with kudzu for many years.

There were scores of volunteers working two weeks ago and yesterday (April 27). Several volunteers under the leadership of former DHS teacher Laura Cadenhead, now with REI, are making progress.  

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