Kepping the Town of Plymouth clean is a big job and one that’s normally relegated to special occasions, and even then, to specific groups at designated times.
Typically, the town has its annual cleanup in the spring, courtesy of the local Plymouth Police Department, its young Explorers Post and a few volunteers.
However, Plymouth shoppers and denizens might have noticed two figures out in the distance picking through the woods on the outskirts of the old Peebles lot Thursday afternoon, August 7.
Clad in plain clothes with several bags at their sides, Jamey Tingen and her niece Bayleigh Crockett, decided to take it upon themselves to use their free time to improve the visage of the town.
“I just wanted to see better for this town,” Tingen says...
