Keeping the river clean: Adopt-a-Stream volunteers keep litter out of Haywood’s waterways

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Wednesday, 25/10/2017

It’s a sunny, abnormally warm October afternoon, and Tom Anspach is ready to meet it with a canoe on the Pigeon River.

But Anspach, accompanied by 19-year-old Josh Arford, isn’t there to paddle for miles or fish for trout. He’s there to fish for trash.

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