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Keep Kenosha Beautiful group aims to rid city streets of cigarette litter
The Keep Kenosha Beautiful group, with a cigarette litter survey in hand, is turning its attention to keeping discarded cigarettes off the ground.
Keep Kenosha Beautiful started an online survey about the prevalence of cigarette litter this April through the city’s Web site. The survey attracted 168 full responses over about two months.
See the complete story in today's Kenosha News, Page: A4
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