The Cincinnati Enquirer
River Sweep locations will be scattered Saturday over 20 sites around Greater Cincinnati. One of the largest cleanups of its kind, the 16th annual River Sweep regularly attracts tens of thousands of volunteers who collect tons of trash every year along the river's 981-mile shoreline that stretches from Pittsburgh to Cairo, Ill..
Here are Greater Cincinnati locations for this year's event:
Hamilton County
All sites start at 8:30 a.m. Information: 231-7719.
Schmidt Field, 2944 Humbert Ave., East End
Woodland Mound, Steamboat Bend, off U.S. 52 at Clermont County line
Riverside Park, off River Road, near Sedamsville.
Four Seasons Marina, off Kellogg Avenue.
Clermont County
All sites start at 9 a.m. Information: John McManus, 732-7894.
Moscow Riverfront
New Richmond Riverfront
Chilo Riverfront
Boone County
All sites start at 8 a.m. Information: Mary Shinkle, (859) 334-3151.
Rabbit Hash General Store
Petersburg Boat Dock
Big Bone Landing
Split Rock Conservation Park
Campbell County
Both sites start at 9 a.m. Information: Gary Hofstetter, (859) 802-9091.
Bellevue/Dayton riverfront
Old Coney Boat Ramp, off Ky. 8
Kenton County
Information: Denny Bowman, (859) 292-2122.
Covington, Riverside and Garrard streets, 8:30 a.m.
Ludlow, bottom of Adela Street off Ky., 9 a.m.
Dearborn County
All sites start at 9:30 a.m. Information: Kris Vance, (812) 926-2406.
Aurora Riverfront, Lesko Park
Lawrenceburg, Walnut Street Levee and Tanners Creek boat ramp
U.S. 50, over-/underpass at Tanners Creek
Flys Run on Kaiser Road
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