Mother Earth is putting on a beautiful spring show with eye-popping blooms, blue skies (at least sometimes) and soft breezes. If that makes you feel like celebrating, head to one or two of these Earth Day events.
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Source: The Columbian
It’s a spring thing: In Clark County it’s Earth Day all week
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