West Side Nut Club Hosts Annual Cleanup Following Fall Festival
After 6 days of fun and a final half-pot total of over $2.5 million, it's time to clean up the mess.
Officials reported record sales from many booths, with the proceeds going to various organizations in the Tri-State.
The cleanup process involved around 300 active West Side Nut Club members and 100 honorary members.
“It comes and goes, it’s a little tough sometimes depending on the number of people and that kind of thing, but most of the time it’s smooth,”
stated a volunteer, who has helped move a trailer for over 20 years.
Street sweepers took the place of the booths, marking the end of the festival.
Author's summary: West Side Nut Club cleans up after festival.
More News
- Awareness walk held to commemorate INT'L Anti-Corruption Day
- Scott Parker says there is a real calmness at Burnley
- View from the Opposition: Scott Parker on the challenge Palace pose
- UFC 323 Results
- As Durham crime rates fall, city remains vigilant
- Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day 2025 Remembers 84 Years
- Analysis: Spirited response can't mask issues at both ends
- North Little Rock maritime museum to commemorate anniversary of Pearl Harbor attack
- Scott Parker Newcastle Press Conference
- Scott Parker's 'polar opposite' Newcastle United verdict