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Cans and Bottles Wanted to Buy Bikes for Battle Creek Kids
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Bobby Holley raising money to buy bicycles for children
Bobby Holley is collecting bottles and cans again, this time to make bicycles.
Earlier this winter the Battle Creek community activist collected returnable bottles and cans and used the money to purchase mittens, hats and winter coats for young people who needed them.
The money he raised was enough to purchase 35 coats and 350 hats and gloves.
He said this week he will begin collecting redeemable containers on Friday and hopes to raise enough money to purchase and distribute 20 new bicycles. There are a lot of needy kids that are going to need some good recreational fun this summer and these bikes can help provide some of that fun for kids who can t afford a new bike, Holley said.
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Jeri Epstein, the chair of the Foggy Bottom and West End Advisory Neighborhood Commission, will head the infrastructure committee, which will focus on priorities like safer sidewalks.
News By Rio Matsumoto Feb 16, 2021 12:01 AM
A local governing body will launch committees this year to prioritize small businesses, pedestrian safety and homeless communities in Foggy Bottom.
Jeri Epstein, the chair of the Foggy Bottom and West End Advisory Neighborhood Commission, said members of the local ANC will partner with community members to assemble four committees overseeing infrastructure, the economy, strategic planning and neighborhood life. Commissioners said the committees will give community members more say in the ANC’s affairs and help commissioners prioritize long-term projects, like supporting businesses and combating food insecurity.
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