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Thornton Township trustee urges neighbors to clean fountain June 14
Summary
Valerie Stubbs, a former Village of Dauphin trustee and current Thornton Township trustee, invited residents to a neighborhood fountain cleanup scheduled for Saturday, June 14 at 10 a.m., and encouraged volunteers to revive past community activities at the site.
Valerie Stubbs, a former trustee for the Village of Dauphin and current trustee for Thornton Township, invited neighbors to help clean a local fountain on Saturday, June 14, at 10 a.m. "I'm excited to see your beautiful face this Saturday, June 14 at 10:00 right here at the fountain. Don't meet me here. Beat me here," she said during public comments.
Stubbs emphasized the fountain's local significance and urged volunteers to restore past neighborhood activities. "And let's clean up our beautiful fountain. This fountain was dedicated by the late Mayor Shaw at no cost to attach spears. We used to do stepping at the fountain. Let's bring that back. Let's clean up our neighborhood," she said.
Her remarks were an invitation for community members to join a hands-on cleanup rather than a request for formal government action; no motion or formal direction was recorded. Stubbs closed by stressing her personal commitment: "You see my beautiful nails? I'm gonna put on my gloves and get my hands dirty. Come on out now. I look forward to seeing you. Bye bye."
